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.
Today, July 23, 2026
We don't really have vast sweeping sunrises here in Star Valley, but what we got this morning was worth seeing.
Kamm Kartchner
Lincoln County
Kamm Kartchner
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Featured Images
"We were treated to this beautiful sunrise while hiking Cull Watt Park in the Bighorns."
Today’s sunrise was taken outside of Cody, Wyoming, at 0544 hours this morning off of Southfork Road.
It’s a blessing to wake up in this wonderful state in the morning to see this outside of Worland.
Today's Wyoming sunrise at Big Piney Creek in Sublette County was captured by Tyler Maxfield.
View from the Monument Boat Ramp at Lake Desmet this morning. The water was like glass, reflecting the fire in the sky.
Sunrise outside of Cody.
Calm sunrise directly north in Campbell County. Lovely 60° weather before the hot July day.
There's something about a Sheridan sunrise over Prairie Dog Creek that makes you stop and just take it in.
Today's Wyoming sunrise was captured by Janice Deliramich in Aladdin, Wyoming.
Taken this morning outside the back door at Peak Fitness in Douglas.
The sun and some fine looking and contented red angus cattle coming up Ten Sleep Canyon on the 4th of July.
Sunrise over the Absaroka Range from Yellowstone Lake at 5 a.m.
“By the dawn’s early light.” America’s 250th birthday, from our cabin near Battle Pass, Medicine Bow National Forest.
About 18 miles south of Buffalo, looking north.
