WATCH: Ex-NHLer Paul Bissonnette tries out wakesurfing during his trip to Wyoming

On Friday, former NHL player Paul Bissonnette posted on X (formerly Twitter) about his trip to Jackson, Wyoming, with friends Arthur Blue and David Knaus. Wyoming, a landlocked state in the Western U.S., borders several other states.

The post was captioned:

"The most magical place on earth. Jackson, Wyoming."

In his posts, Bissonnette shared three updates. The first shows him wakesurfing, a sport where riders ride a boat's wake without being directly pulled by it. They start with a tow rope, then drop it to surf the wave like surfing.

In another post, a girl took a selfie with Bissonnette, Arthur Blue and David Knaus. He also shared a video capturing Wyoming's beauty from his moving car

Bissonnette seems to be lost in the beauty of Wyoming and is enjoying it a lot. Even NHL fans couldn't stop themselves from reacting to Bissonnette's X post.

"Jackson and that whole area is amazing. You should check out the Wydaho side- we built a home there - right next to Driggs- it's worth the drive. Less crowded and beautiful," one fan commented.

"Not nicer than Lake Tahoe (or other areas in the Sierra Nevada Range), the Cascade Range, or even the magical areas of Utah!," another fan tweeted.

Wayne Gretzky once roasted Paul Bissonnette on NHL TNT Broadcast

During Game 3 between the Edmonton Oilers and Dallas Stars on May 28, Wayne Gretzky joined the NHL TNT broadcast. Despite the Oilers losing 5-3 after leading 2-0, Gretzky lightened the mood afterward. On the panel with Paul Bissonnette, who liked Igor Shesterkin's jersey, Gretzky joked:

"You know why? You're tied in goals."

This made Bissonnette briefly speechless and got laughs from the panel, despite a mixed night for Oilers fans in the playoffs.

Paul Bissonnette sees Domi as a valuable addition to the Leafs.

In July 2024, Paul Bissonnette praised Max Domi's signing by the Toronto Maple Leafs on "Spittin' Chiclets." Bissonnette pointed to Domi's strong playoff performance and versatility, calling him a "Swiss Army knife" for the team.

"He can do so moving forward as a bit of a Swiss Army knife or back to wing where he played most of the year. Another good one and also a guy who plays with a lot of sandpaper," Bissonnette said

Paul Bissonnette praised Domi's versatility as a centerman and winger.

"He's a piece of sh*t, and when he's playing like a piece of sh*t, I feel like that's when he's at his best. You saw it against the Boston Bruins all series long and also during the course of the season as well."

Domi's new four-year, $15 million contract reflected his impact, especially with 47 points in his debut season.