It Appears The Earth Is Swallowing Itself In Wyoming And It's A Geological Mystery
Caryl
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If you spend time in the Wyoming wilderness, you never really know what you might come across. When a group of hunters on a guided tour with SNS Outfitters & Guides set out to go hunting on a ranch near Ten Sleep Canyon, they had no idea they would end up uncovering a geological mystery in Wyoming. Instead of finding elk or deer in this popular hunting spot, they discovered a huge crack in the earth that baffled everyone.
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Wyoming is home to dozens of oddities, like Sinks Canyon State Park, where you’ll find an underground river flowing through the Earth. Another quirky spot in the Cowboy State is Hell’s Half Acre – an otherworldy spot that looks like Mars.
For other odd occurrences in the state, check out These 7 Unexplained Natural Phenomenon In Wyoming Will Baffle You.
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If you love thrilling and unique outdoor adventures in the summertime, make time to visit the resorts of the Jackson Hole Valley. You'll find alpine slides, ziplines, and mountain coasters at Snow King Mountain and Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. If you're looking for snowy fun, hit the sled trails in the Snowy Range near Centennial.
Does Wyoming have any natural wonders?
Wyoming is packed with natural wonders. In the Northwestern corner of the state, in Park County and Hot Springs County are full of remarkable mineral hot springs that are sure to impress any nature lover. Beyond the hot springs, there are hundreds of waterfalls scattered throughout the state, remarkable wild and scenic rivers, and Sinks Canyon State Park, where an underground river baffles visitors. Make time to explore the Wyoming wilderness to see all of these memorable natural wonders for themselves.
What are the most picturesque hiking trails in Wyoming?
Wyoming is home to some of the most beautiful hiking trails in the country. In Yellowstone, the Fairy Falls Trail showcases stunning views of the Midway Geyser Basin and a breathtaking waterfall. In Grand Teton National Park, you'll find the most popular hike in the state through Cascade Canyon, on Jenny Lake. In the Northeastern corner of the Cowboy State, the remarkable Devils Tower / Bear's Den is an otherworldly spot that's best explored on the gorgeous trails around the base of the monolith. Those are just some of the most popular hiking trails in the state - you'll find thousands of miles of trails in Shoshone National Forest, Bighorn National Forest, Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest, and all of our stunning state parks.