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Northwest Wyoming [1] is a region of the state of Wyoming, in the United States of America. It is home to Grand Teton National Park and the majority of Yellowstone National Park as well as the popular tourist destination of Jackson Hole.

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• Basin
• Cody - Named after Buffalo Bill Cody; a gateway to Yellowstone National Park.
• Dubois – A Western town filled with quintessential dude ranches, rodeos and hiking trails.
• Fort Washakie
• Greybull
• Hyattville
• Jackson – This little metropolis surrounded by the Tetons lets visitors experience cowboy culture.
• Lander – Provides access to scenery and recreation and is home to Sinks Canyon State Park.
• Lovell
• Manderson
• Meeteetse
• Powell
• Riverton – Near first-rate recreation in the heart of the Wind River Basin.
• Shell
• Shoshoni
• Ten Sleep
• Teton Village – Offering lodging, dining and recreation at the base of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort.
• Thermopolis – Perfect for relaxation amid rivers, canyons and red-hued mountains.
• Wapiti Valley
• Wilson
• Wind River Reservation
• Worland
• Yanceys

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• Yellowstone National Park
• Grand Teton National Park

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With two iconic national parks, scenery straight out of a magazine and plenty of welcoming towns, the Northwest region of Wyoming is a popular vacation spot and offers options ranging from rugged backcountry escapes to serene, luxurious retreats.

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