When you think about Wyoming, what comes to mind? Snow-covered mountains? Peaceful hiking trails? Big trucks driving down open highways? We asked a few students what their favorite part about Wyoming is, and their answers show just how unique our state really is.

For Brooklyn Johnson, winter is the best season of all.

“Probably the snow, because I can snowboard.”

With long winters and plenty of snowfall, Wyoming gives students like Brooklyn the perfect opportunity to hit the slopes and enjoy outdoor sports. Snowboarding isn’t just a hobby — it’s a way to make the most out of Wyoming’s famous winter weather.

Nora Kendall appreciates a quieter side of the state. For her, it’s all about the outdoors and the peaceful beauty that Wyoming offers.

“My favorite part about being outdoors in Wyoming? The mountains, the trails, and the quiet spots you stumble across while backpacking or hunting. I also like taking photos along the way; there’s something about capturing a view that makes you feel a little more connected to God’s creation.”

From towering mountain ranges to hidden trails, Wyoming’s landscape offers endless opportunities for adventure. Nora’s love for photography shows how the state’s natural beauty inspires creativity and reflection.

West Tyler had a different — but very Wyoming — answer.

“All the trucks. Trucks keep America running.”

In a state where agriculture, ranching, construction, and transportation play big roles, trucks are a common sight. For many, they represent hard work and the strong, independent spirit that Wyoming is known for.

Whether it’s snowboarding down fresh powder, hiking through the mountains, or appreciating the rumble of a pickup truck, one thing is clear: students love Wyoming for many different reasons. From nature to lifestyle, Wyoming offers something for everyone.