Wyoming road trips

Best Road Trips in Wyoming

20 popular Wyoming drives with distance, driving time, EV-friendliness and gas cost at the state's estimated $3.20/gal.

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Top Wyoming Drives Right Now

Curated short-distance Wyoming routes — the most popular, lowest-cost picks.

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How we picked these routes

Our Wyoming road trip ranking method

Routes are ranked by traveler popularity between Wyoming metros and major destinations, with distance, driving time and current $3.20/gal fuel cost calculated for every drive.

  • Distance: city-center to city-center with a 1.18× road-curvature factor.
  • Fuel cost: 28 MPG baseline × $3.20/gal Wyoming regular.
  • Popularity: traveler-intent signals between major Wyoming origins and destinations.
  • EV practicality: regional DC fast-charging coverage flagged per route.
Featured Wyoming drive

Houston → Jackson

The headline Wyoming road trip — 1500 miles, about 24.2 hours of driving and roughly $171 in gas at $3.20/gal.

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Atlanta → Cheyenne

1449 mi · ~23.4 h · ~$166 gas

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Chicago → Jackson

1388 mi · ~22.4 h · ~$159 gas

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Dallas → Jackson

1247 mi · ~20.1 h · ~$143 gas

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Houston → Cheyenne

1119 mi · ~18.0 h · ~$128 gas

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Chicago → Cheyenne

1049 mi · ~16.9 h · ~$120 gas

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Dallas → Cheyenne

858 mi · ~13.8 h · ~$98 gas

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Des Moines → Cheyenne

686 mi · ~11.1 h · ~$78 gas

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Fargo → Cheyenne

663 mi · ~10.7 h · ~$76 gas

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Kansas City → Cheyenne

659 mi · ~10.6 h · ~$75 gas

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Oklahoma City → Cheyenne

657 mi · ~10.6 h · ~$75 gas

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Lubbock → Cheyenne

645 mi · ~10.4 h · ~$74 gas

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Bismarck → Jackson

634 mi · ~10.2 h · ~$72 gas

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Topeka → Cheyenne

595 mi · ~9.6 h · ~$68 gas

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Wichita → Cheyenne

548 mi · ~8.8 h · ~$63 gas

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Omaha → Cheyenne

545 mi · ~8.8 h · ~$62 gas

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Sioux Falls → Cheyenne

525 mi · ~8.5 h · ~$60 gas

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Bismarck → Cheyenne

519 mi · ~8.4 h · ~$59 gas

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Amarillo → Cheyenne

519 mi · ~8.4 h · ~$59 gas

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Lincoln → Cheyenne

501 mi · ~8.1 h · ~$57 gas

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Best driving cost routes in Wyoming

Top Wyoming road trips with gas, distance and driving time at the state's estimated $3.20/gal.

Cheapest Wyoming road trips

Short, low-fuel-cost drives — great for a weekend trip from Wyoming.

Long-distance road trips from Wyoming

500+ mile drives for cross-country and multi-day road trip planning.

Drives in neighboring states

Cross-state routes near Wyoming — Colorado, Utah, Montana.

Gas prices in Wyoming

Estimated regular at $3.20/gal · premium $3.85 · diesel $3.55.

Best vehicles for Wyoming drivers

EV vs gas in Wyoming

Compare driving cost of an EV vs a gas car for Wyoming trips and commutes.

Neighboring state road trip hubs

FAQ

What's the best time of year for a Wyoming road trip?

Spring and fall typically offer the most comfortable driving weather across most of Wyoming. Coastal and southern routes are pleasant year-round; mountain routes are best between late spring and early fall.

How much does a Wyoming road trip cost in fuel?

At Wyoming's estimated $3.20/gal and 28 MPG, expect roughly $11.43 per 100 miles. Each route below includes a detailed estimate.

Is Wyoming EV-friendly for road trips?

Wyoming has more limited fast-charging coverage outside major cities. For an EV trip, plan stops carefully and consider hybrid alternatives.

How accurate are these distances?

Distances are calculated from city centers using a road-curvature factor of about 1.18 over straight-line distance. Real-world mileage varies by route choice and traffic.