Wyoming Sunrise
There is no better location in the world to see the sunrise than the Cowboy State. Show us the sunrise from your part of Wyoming. Make sure to send a horizontal image with the highest resolution possible. Include the location of the sunrise, date you took the photo, and what you liked about it.
June 03, 2025
Taken at the base of black mountain, sun just about to come up just to the northeast of baldy knob in Albany County.
Brian Richmond
Albany County
Brian Richmond
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