I live in Wyoming. It's unique and beautiful. Different landscapes from prairies to breathtaking mountains.

A real misnomer on how desolate that country is. Its beautiful. Pure virgin land

I lived in Wyoming for a while and it’s one of my favorites. Big wide open beautiful country.

I was born in Cody/Wapiti. I love my home state. Amazing, beautiful place to live away from so many people.

I love the drive through Wind River Canyon

Thanks for the video. I'm most likely going to move to Cheyenne in 3 months. I'm glad to see videos and even drone footage.

Wyoming isn't desolate. Now we do have some deserts, but wild life does abound in all the glorious a ray of colors.

The landscape, though desolate, is breathtaking. In Wyoming, Humanity is interspersed, but Nature dominates. (What you're doing must, in some ways, be exhausting. We're all the more grateful.)

Thank you for sharing your road trip. The scenery there in Wyoming is beautiful.

More amazing footage and good music. I get to see through your eyes parts of the US that I have never visited.

Really like these recent trips around Wyoming, this is beautiful state and amazing small towns or cities Really not keen on the big city’s such as New York, Chicago, LA, etc amazing as they are. This is the true America, I bet the locals are super friendly. Wonderful scenery, what’s not to like in this amazing part of the USA.

I was born and raised 50 miles east of Cody (Greybull area) and live in NE Wyoming now. I still get over there fairly frequently

I always stop in Chugwater - between Cheyenne and Douglas - for a bowl of their amazing local chili. One of America's essential roadside food stops!

Wow much more diverse landscape than I thought

I’m from Brooklyn…so glad I get to go on this expansive road trip through Wyoming…I embrace and love the open road…❤❤❤

Thank you from Fort Collins, Colorado. I LOVE 💗 WYOMING.

Thanks for sharing. It's interesting " visiting" places far away. Greetings from Australia.

We made the same drive this past June. We’re moving to Cheyenne from California. BIL lives in Cody. Love the wide open spaces.

Just Beautiful! Nothing I like better than driving through “Fly Over County”‼️😘

Glad I found this channel. Watched 2 videos so far and I'm hooked. Liked the music in this one. Very chill vibe👍

Can’t help but think how brave the pioneers were. Imagine ! Just even imagine traveling by horse that distance. Even today one would be so dependent on your car not breaking down or running out of gas. There are so many long stretches without anything. Imagine the same mid winter and or at night.

This is spectacular 🤩 the landscape is breathtaking. Great job young man 👍 And per usual the background soundtrack is perfect

This is my kind of trip. Driving through the west where aren’t many people. But the ones you meet are good people. I love WY.

You made it to my town! I just drove from Cody, through Thermopolis and Shoshoni yesterday to visit Castle Gardens. I made a video of the drive through the Wind River Canyon going the other way. Is uploading now! Trivia: that big reddish building you passed in Shoshoni (was on your left) is the former C.H. King building, built by Charles Henry King, former president Ford's paternal grandfather!

Hi Lord Spoda Wow! Thanks. I too am travelling vicariously! You are translating my Song of Wyoming into your wonderful wandering. In my last comment I posted you six lines of the song out of twenty four lines total. All the best!👍

Wyoming is beautiful! I have only seen a portion of the state and want to see more. I would also say that the downtown centers of the towns you drove through were thriving! A very good sign.

It doesn't look desolate at all! A drive on smooth, well-kept roads through a still beautiful 😍 landscape. They must be doing something right

Its inevitable to watch the rural & small towns of America through your fantastic channel before going to bed. It’s night here at Manipur , India ( it’s small state in north east India , next to Myanmar & China side. We actually don’t look like mainland Indians 😃😃 , but we are very much Indian from the heart 😄

Went through Wyoming 22yrs ago on the Greyhound going from Denver to San Francisco. Beautiful.

I love Cody and anywhere north of New Castle ..more trees .beautiful scenery ..living out of Cheyenne and driving to Green River is the longest driest drive ever ..

Thanks Mr. Spoda... another day of virtual travel around "State- sides' Have a safe.. driving and vlogging. always...😊

I love your adventures but this one is amazing with the beautiful landscape

I,ve been enjoying your channel for some time now , just checking out some of your older videos , with no narriation , I would have passed on them back then , your new ones with info are much better . I've driven through Wyoming , miles and miles of nothing but mile and miles .😎

I moved to Wyoming about 5 years ago. I love it out here!! If you can handle the winters, it's beautiful country!

This a great video. I love Wyoming. Thank you. David.

Hi guys, absolutely love your videos to parts of the USA we don’t think about. All the best for your travels…. Davy , Glasgow (Scotland)

That was great. thanks for recording and showing.

I'm always impressed about your touring through different places in America, your narrative is very soothing and simplified, it's like Im there, you must be a good instructor, I also like the way you passionately relate to your wife it's beautiful ❤️. I will continue to follow your travelling and you get my A+, God bless you and your family

Amazing scenic countryside!

Beautiful ♥️ scenery 👍😄 nice 👍 adventure 🦋☘️🌞 enjoying fr jamaica 🇯🇲🏖️🌞😎

We did that one from Denver to Jackson Hole for a long ski weekend February 2021, freedom.

Proof that there is beauty in desolation.

I live in Southern Montana and love Wyoming and driving through it. A very beautiful State and the people are nice.

I googled the towns u drove thru. Shoshini had an instragrammable section of their downtown that was the definition of forlorn. Thermopolis I would have wanted to stop at for the hot springs. Cody looks interesting, ditto the whole part of Wyoming you drove thru. We visited Devil's Tower, which was fantastic, in northeastern Wyoming in June when we were in South Dakota but you're a long ways away from that now. Yellowstone is worth all the hype if you've never been. Keep on truckin'.

wonderful..just saw more of wyoming than ever before..

And we love Wyoming the way it is, desolation and all!!! Oh, and we have really big scary bears!!!😉😂

1974, Labor Day weekend we were heading east. Friday we went out in the Salt Lake desert, I got a miserable sunburn. Saturday we left SLC in the morning, it was drizzling and chilly. Saturday night we were snow bound in Rock Springs.

Beautiful.

What a beautiful state!

Another great road trip video! I see that road construction is still going on in Casper. It was like that last year in August when I drove through there.

Never let your tank get below 1/2 in Wyoming.

awesome i felt like Jesse James just looking at the scenery your doing a beyond excellant job on your video cross country series

I love this drive and state

Wow...really cool!!!

i love wild western movies. wyoming is like old west that i saw in western movies. love to watch from pakistan.😊

Loved this video. Been to most of WY & the route you took. Spent 2 summers in WY all over the state in ‘71 & ‘73. Took my boys back in ‘86. Stayed in Gillette several weeks. Met my good friend Connie there & still friends. Spent 3 weeks in Casper & a week on Casper Mt. They took us to Yellowstone., went back in ‘86 with hubby & kids. Was a week in Lander, Rawlings & Kimball NE. Everyone was great. Drove across the mts at Ten Sleep to Worland for a week & kids took us to Thermop hot springs. Saratoga also has a hot springs, Hobo Pool. Never made it to Cody, turned & went across the mts via Shell (beautiful drive) to Ranchester on way to Billings MT. I visited Jackson Hole before it became a “celeb” center. It was just another unique town. Wish you’d have done audio. WY & MT are beautiful states & most friendly people. Took my laundry to laundromat & someone had taken my clothes & put in washer so they could use the washer. Never happen in the south - they’d steal your clothes first! Wish you’d have made it to the Tetons. Our drive from Casper to Lander was uneventful (except Hell’s Half Acre) until we topped a hill & saw the Tetons for the first time. They just “appeared” & looked so majestic! You also missed Teapot Dome & the river that runs uphill. Lander has the “sinks” of the Popo Aggie (Poposia) River. Also Hellfighters with John Wayne was filmed there. Also they have ghost towns: Atlantic City & South Pass City. FYI: WY was the first state to have a woman governor & first female judge.

I camped overnight to see the total solar eclipse on August 21, 2017 in the middle of nowhere Wyoming. The road back to Cheyenne was bumper to bumper traffic for hours when thousands of people broke camp and headed south all at the same time.

Excellent video!

Howdy my favourite channel !

I went from new York through wyoming to San Francisco by greyhound back in the 70s, what an amazing journey. We stopped for 4:52 breakfast in Cheyenne. I'll never forget what an amazing country the US is.....

Thanks for a great video. I really like the frequent American flags flying too. Wish we were as patriotic here in Australia! This is a part of America I loved from the time I was a little girl growing up in a city on the other side of the world, & read the Mary O'Hara trilogy of the Goose Bar Ranch.

Will be doing that route in a few weeks' time !! Denver to Cheyenne, Casper, Cody, Yellowstone, Rexburg, Hailey, Boise, Bend, Eugene, Oregon Coast, Medford, Ukiah and onto SFO to fly back to the UK YIPPEEE !!!

Cool music!

I love Wyoming

I've made this drive. There is a wonderful Retro Motel in Riverton, the Paintbrush Motel. It is charming, squeaky clean and a perfect step back in time. Another great retro is The Rocket in Custer, S.D.

Very cool, I've unfortunately never been there..

I used to live in Worland.....i was renting for 18 months and drove thru Wind River Canyon many times.....now we own 4 acres in Wyoming......its a beautiful state

I love the barren, wide open road - there is just something about it....

You should have stopped at the hot springs in Thermopolis. We love going there in the cooler months..

Yep, this is what it looks like.

If you go to Yellowstone and are staying in Cody you need to leave the park at the northeast entrance once and take highway 212 to 296 and take that to 120 on your way back to Cody. Highway 296 (also known as the Chief Joseph Scenic Byway) is a must. It is one of the most beautiful drives you will ever take.

That drive looks very nice!,try it in winter time, I live in cody and that drive can get really bad i minutes!

Next time you run the 25 stop in chug water at the little soda fountain. It is really a nice place it is owned by The prairie homestead they also have you tube channel 🤩 love your travels.

Talk about being desolate! Wow!

I always thought I'd like to live in the middle of Wyoming, without another soul in sight. Then I stood at Panorama Point in the wind, with the nearest visible place easily over 5 miles away.

I love that alot of Wyomingites still have American flags on buildings and even some still on their houses. So rare these alphabet days

Used to haul cattle out of Montana and down that corridor to Kansas!!! In the early 90 s!!

I really wish this video had been made in the spring when everything is green, so much more beautiful. There are also so many other parts of Wyo that are absolutely beautiful that aren't represented in this video. Otherwise,..very cool video!

Wyoming has a rugged beauty, which you can only glimpse from the highways.

Yep them rocks in the begining is chugwater where I live.

Love how they cut out the rock

You should do a trip up into the Big Horn Mountains from Sheridan. It's worth the drive. It is gorgeous up there

I'm from Wyoming and have lived here for 50 years. I had to turn the volume all the way down because that musical score couldn't be more dijointed from the actual video or the feel of what Wyoming is like.

I absolutely love Wyoming! Nice video! So what was your final antelope tally?

I've made this drive. Nice if you enjoy no people around. Peaceful and the parts were beautiful!

Remember a 1977 Bus approaching Cheyenne,Wyoming! Lotsa wooden small cowboy houses and then WHAM,The Capitol Dome +Indians fighting for the tourists outside of the Bus Station. Not one of my longer layovers back then.

Did you happen to tour Warren AFB yesterday ?

If you're going to spend any time in Cody I recommend the museum

Been there done that, more times then I like to think about. I live in Cheyenne. The drive from Cheyenne to Casper isn't so bad. But then it's off to Shoshone and that part is not so good. After Shoshone its not so bad. Just don't do it in the winter time.

If you stay in Meeteetse long enough, you can see the towns Family Tree…which is a Flag Pole right beside the post office! 😂🤣

Wyoming its beautiful I live in saratoga and i have travel most of wy, state

Did y'all drop in on Chugwater and get a prairie pie? If not you should've!!!

kinda reminds me of the road from Reno Nevada to Las Vegas Nevada -nothing there maybe a little more on your drive though.

Almost certain the best part of the drive was from Casper to Shoshone

Any video from Casper to Midwest to Reno Junction to Gillette?

I'd prolly fall asleep driving cross this state.

I've done desolate drives across Nebraska, Kansas, & Colorado looking for abandoned farmhouses & barns, for photographic reasons. Perhaps Wyoming should be next.....

Wyoming is anything but desolate. ;)

Wyoming is NOT desolate. But, Chicago sure was the 18 weeks I spent there.

Would Love to move there , just a bit to Cold.