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Beaches? In Wyoming?

Yessiree.

Swimming, boating and fishing are top on the list of activities in Wyoming, where beauty, wildnerness and man-made reservoirs combine to create memorable outdoor fun.

Yellowstone National Park is only part of Wyoming's natural wonders where a popular swimming area is located just upstream from Firehole Falls. Other popular swimming spots throughout the Cowboy State include Sloans Lake beach in Cheyenne, Sandy Beach on Alcova Lake (in Casper's backyard) and Glendo State Park beach near some of Wyoming's best campgrounds.

Up ahead, check out the complete summer scene with popular hot spots for beating the heat in Wyoming.

Have fun!

More about Wyoming lake beaches around the Web:

Wyoming's Best Beaches - This listing of the State parks in Wyoming leads to detailed information on the park system with rates, activities and some beautiful photos along with maps and directions.

Fremont Lake - Located within the Bridger-Teton National Forest near Pinedale, this beauty is the state's second largest natural lake offering up famously cold waters although there is a swimming beach, or opportunities sailing, canoeing and lots more water fun.

Hawk Springs State Park - A great place to go birdwatching near the state's eastern border, Hawk Springs also offers a sandy swimming beach, boating and camping.

Saratoga Lake - In southern Wyoming, Sandy Beach is located on the east side of Saratoga Lake and includes a beach area and plenty of room for picnicing, fishing, boating and wind surfing.