Wyoming's Winter Can Be A Brutal Season - Here Are 9 Ways To Prepare Yourself

Clearing your driveways and parking spaces can be the most exhausting - and most dangerous - part of any significant storm. If you can find a neighbor who will let you borrow a snowblower, you'll be saving yourself a lot of work. Alternately, pick up a snowblower for yourself, and help out your neighbors when you can.

When a few feet of powder come down, you'll have a scavenger hunt waiting for you. When you can enjoy a cold beer during your shoveling breaks, it suddenly doesn't seem like such a chore.

Breaking down is inconvenient any time of year, but in the winter, it can be downright dangerous. You should always keep jumper cables, flares, and some extra layers in your car.

If you encounter a snowy pass early in the season, you want to be prepared. Luckily, Wyoming's highways have plenty of turnouts, so you can usually find a nearby spot to put them on.

Winter is a long season in the West. Start making your movie and show lists now and you'll won't have to spend hours scrolling through the listings.

You can still head out into the great wide open when the weather is wicked. Learn how to snowshoe and you'll experience a whole new winter wonderland in your favorite Wyoming parks.

You don't want to be wearing cotton socks when your feet get wet from fresh snow! Take the time to invest in some quality outdoor clothing and you'll be much warmer and much happier this season.

Cold weather depletes batteries, so keep an extra power supply nearby for your phone - particularly when traveling. Car chargers aren't useful if you get stranded, or break down.

If you're one of those people who can't stand the cold, well, you live in the wrong place. But if you find yourself struggling with winter blues, plan some fun and head out into the wind prepared for the best season of the year.