Press Release: How to Celebrate 307 Day

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Hailey Mach, Public Relations Manager

Join the Wyoming Office of Tourism in celebrating 307 Day

March 5, 2024 — Cheyenne, Wyo. - Mark your calendars — 307 Day is right around the corner, and everyone is invited to join in the excitement. Each year on March 7, the Wyoming Office of Tourism encourages Wyomingites and folks far and wide who share a love for the Cowboy State to celebrate all of their favorite things about Wyoming. Show support for the state and its single area code by exploring the scenic trails of Snowy Range, casting a line into Fremont Lake — Wyoming's second-largest natural lake — or stargazing near the iconic Devils Tower National Monument.

Those unable to celebrate 307 Day in the state can share a photo on social media that was taken in Wyoming using hashtags #ThatsWY and #307Day and tag the location where the photo was taken.

Additionally, show pride for Wyoming with a WY selfie using augmented reality filters on Instagram and Snapchat. Use 307 stickers in your Instagram stories or reels by searching "307day" in the Instagram sticker library.

Explore Wyoming's diverse regions, each offering pathways to the state's national parks: Yellowstone and Grand Teton. Uncover hidden gems, state parks, distinctive attractions and outdoor adventures by setting off on a road trip through these carefully curated regions, providing an enriching journey through the heart of Wyoming on the upcoming 307 Day.

For more information on Wyoming adventures and travel inspiration visit TravelWyoming.com.

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About the Wyoming Office of Tourism

The Wyoming Office of Tourism is the only state agency charged with promoting and marketing Wyoming as a vacation destination to domestic and international travelers. The ninth-largest state in terms of area, Wyoming is also the least populated state in the country with an estimated 580,000 residents. Wyoming is home to many firsts, including the country’s first national park (Yellowstone), first national monument (Devils Tower) and first national forest (Shoshone). These special places, along with other natural wonders like Grand Teton National Park and the Bighorn Mountains as well as Wyoming’s heartfelt cowboy hospitality, welcome millions of visitors annually. To learn more about Wyoming, visit TravelWyoming.com.