are many good guidebooks and maps for the Wind River Mountains available Bridger All Hes backpacked all over the world, but if pressed to name his top three favorite spots, the Wind River Mountains makes the list, he told me. I had just reached the Cirque of the Towers, one of the most famous areas in the Wind River Mountains. One of the most striking thing about the Winds is their remoteness. The Continental Divide National Scenic Trail traverses the Winds from South Pass to Union Pass as part of the trail system that extends from Canada to Mexico. Bridger Wilderness The recommended adventures might start in Sublette County, but Fremont County is still a perfect jumping off point for your adventure we are Wind River Country after all.

Commercial service She moved to Wyoming in 2013 and enjoys camping and exploring the outdoors. feet high, with over 35 named peaks over 13,000 feet that attract people who have done hikes into the Winds that can be found using Recreation I was so busy watching my feet and trying to steady my ragged breathing and racing heart, it took me a second to look up when I reached the top of Jackass Pass. Photo by, Mount Febbas is the terminus of Horse Ridge, separated from Sunbeam by Blaurock Pass - Eli Boardman, sunlitsummit.com (2020-07-26). The next approximately four miles are a grunt, but well worth the views when you see the cirque. In fact, Cook Lake was the original golden trout brood stock for Wyoming until 1956. A good hiking map and a compass are valuable instruments in the backcountry and a guidebook is highly recommended. August and September the bugs generally arent so prolific. Fitzpatrick for warm days and possible very cold nights. Commercial services for pack trips, guided hunts, and guided fishing are provided by licensed guides under Special Use Permits from the Bridger-Teton National Forest. long, usually lasting until mid-September before snows return. Explore more of Wind River Country and the surrounding towns to expand your Wind River adventure. Approximately The high Wind River Mountains typically dont free up from snow until The water may look clean, but do not drink Outfitters in Lander and Dubois offer pack llama rentals or guided tours that can enhance your hunting, fishing, hiking or camping experience. I suddenly felt like Id dropped into a science fiction movie. Visitors are encouraged to make sure any guide service they They are a mountain range that burrows into your soul and lures you back with promises of endless exploration and adventure. Dickinson Creek Campground, Shoshone National Forest: There are several trails that lead into the Popo Agie Wilderness and to many mountain lakes, the largest being Shoshone Lake. There are designated campsites at the lake if you want to settle in for the evening. Popo Agie Wilderness ( Shoshone National Forest) Divide. campsites in some areas. Wyomings Goods & Maps County Chamber of Commerce Theres a reason NOLS has been running courses in the mountains for decades. tablets or filters are also a must to avoid ingesting harmful microorganisms It is these mountains that bring adventure seekers to Wind River Country, whether they are hikers, backpackers, climbers or campers. Three are managed by the U.S. Forest Service from two National Home to more than 40 peaks over 13,000 feet in elevation and seven of the largest glaciers in the Rocky Mountains, the Wind River Range offers endless opportunities to explore its majestic scenery through hiking trails of all skill levels. An abundance of dude ranches and outfitters offer trail rides and pack trips in the Wind River Range. are home to grizzly and black bear, elk, moose, deer, wolves and By late providers must be permitted to operate in wilderness areas and on National The Continental Divide Sinks Canyon Campground (Shoshone National Forest): Located between Bruces Parking Lot and Sinks Canyon State Park, this campground and parking area provide access to a network of trails in and beyond Sinks Canyon. Good footwear, warm clothing to Photo by, Mount Woodrow Wilson as seen from Pinnacle Ridge; the Gannett Glacier is in the sun on the left, and the Mammoth Glacier is on the right - Eli Boardman, sunlitsummit.com (2020-07-27). They will have all the information on trail conditions and additional trip suggestions. good maps and a compass with you. Really watch the weather, too. RV Getting to the trailhead involves driving on the Wind River Reservation and requires a permit. part of the Winds to Green River Lakes on the northern end of the range. Dont get me wrong, the Tetons are incredible. Pinedale, WY 82941 areas of these wilderness areas get a lot of visitors during the to the western edge of Yellowstone National Park along the Continental Its a large grassy ramp sweeping uphill. Unless otherwise noted, camps must be made at least 200 feet from water sources, and livestock is not permitted to graze within 200 feet as well. Hiking deep into the Wind River Mountains is a bit like backcountry skiing where you have to earn your turns. Wind River Peak provides a peak-bagging experience with no technical climbing experience required, although you will need to do a little boulder hopping. Our editors will review what youve submitted and determine whether to revise the article. Take the Sheep Bridge Trail across the bridge and up the Middle Fork. The summit is about 15 miles from the trailhead, Tilden said. Drinking and cooking water should be treated with a filter or purifier, by boiling, or by using chemical treatments to prevent water-borne illnesses. What type of experience are you looking for? The Continental Divide runs along the entire crest of the range. There is a reason the Cirque of the Towers is so popular: Its incredible. Im not sure if it was the light, or my brain after reaching the top of the pass, but those pillars of rock jutting ferociously into the skyline sparkled. The Continental Divide National Scenic Trail, extending from Canada to Mexico, passes through the Wind River Range. Fishermen need to have a valid Wyoming Let us know if you have suggestions to improve this article (requires login). 8 Ways to Experience Yellowstone this Summer, Best Whitewater Rafting & Float Trips in Wyoming, Like the Tetons? Gannett Peak-Wyoming's highest, 7 of the largest glaciers in Local outfitters and guides are available who offer their expertise Wilderness There are also many web pages by Be prepared. Along with tent sites and RV hookups, some campgrounds have cabins and yurts available for rent. Mechanized For more area information: 29 E Fremont Lake Road Bridger Wilderness can also be found in some places. The Wind River and its branches flow from the east side of the range into the Bighorn River; the Green River rises on the ranges western slopes. The granite spires, mountain lakes, alpine meadows and glaciers of Wyomings Wind River Range are the backdrop of unforgettable outdoor adventures. be days away should misfortune or emergencies arise. There is a sense of adventure and exploration. highest mountain, Gannett Peak, is in this mountain range. A Native American guide service can take you on an unmatched whitewater rafting trip through the Wind River Canyon, which passes through the Wind River Indian Reservation. Here are eight ideas to get you started. Circle the Continental Divide Driving Tour. In fact, 19 of Wyomings 20 highest peaks are in the Wind River Range and there are more than 40-named peaks rising above 13,000 feet. many other wildlife species. Allrightsreserved. Box 925 In fact, 19 of Wyomings 20 highest peaks are in the Wind River Range. Bruces Picnic Site, Sinks Canyon/Shoshone National Forest: The Middle Fork trail to the Popo Agie Falls begins here. Organized groups are required to obtain a permit from the local Ranger Station office before venturing into the Bridger Wilderness area, as are parties with livestock entering for at least one overnight. there are many places to go to get away from it all and be alone. that there are no roads in designated wilderness areas. The Continental Divide crests the Wind River Ranges entire length. at bookstores or to order online. Its about three miles to Upper Silas Lake and if thats too far, rest and snack at Lower Silas Lake, which you pass on your way. Pinedale. These mountains for camping to avoid overuse of areas. 600 North Highway 287 Big Sandy Lake is a fairly mellow six mile hike from the trailhead. A special permit is required to visit the recreational lands on the reservation. This page has been served 51240 times since 2004-11-01. They are one of the rare places where you can still truly and fully experience the wildness of mountains. Photo by, Mount Sacagawea seen from the ridge connecting it to Mount Helen above Titcomb Basin - Eli Boardman, sunlitsummit.com (2020-07-12). There are no National Parks or famous landmarks to draw the hordes of tourists that descend on nearby Yellowstone, so even though parts of the range can be somewhat crowded with backpackers and climbers in summer, there are almost no casual tourists or R.V. Brook, rainbow and cutthroat trout are abundant in the alpine lakes and ponds of the Wind River Range. Many people mistakenly think the Grand Teton is Wyomings highest peak. of the high country terrain is above tree level, hikers should also Fremont, Jackson, and Titcomb Basin peaks from the south shore of Island Lake (2014-09-02). Lakes, Square Top Mountain and Photographer's Point. I usually come home slightly battered, legs aching, feet blistered and recover on the couch with a map and guide book planning my next trip. hire is properly permitted by the managing agency. Hunting outfitter Once youve gotten a taste of the Winds, nothing else compares. This 40-minute drive features dramatic views with rock walls rising 2,500 vertical feet and exposing rock layers dating back 2.5 billion years. Location: Western Wyoming Adjacent Wilderness Areas: Fitzpatrick Wilderness, Here you can find some basic information on places to visit in the Winds. The range is home to many of the states highest mountains including Fremont Peak at 13,745 and Wind River Peak at 13,192 feet. Mount Warren dominates this view of the icy grandeur of the Dinwoody Glacier area of the Wind River Range, perhaps the most ruggedly alpine area of the U.S. Rockies (1992-09). As much as we in Fremont County would love to entirely claim the Wind River Mountains, we share the west side with Sublette County. From the lakes youll go up a featured called the ramp, obviously named. destinations include Gannett Peak, Cirque of the Towers, Green River 80 miles of the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail (CDT) Much of the trail is high and completely exposed- not a place youd want to be if a storm blows in. Omissions? The Wind River Indian Reservation, covering 2.2 million acres in the Wind River Basin, is home to Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho tribes. The Wind River Ranger covers 2.25 million acres and includes two national forests (Shoshone and Bridger-Teton) and three wilderness areas (Bridger, Fitzpatrick and Popo Agie) with the Continental Divide cresting the entire 100-mile length. Some trailheads are as much as 50 miles from the nearest town, so be sure to have a full tank of gas, good tires - plus at least one spare - and bring extra clothing, food, and water. The Wind River Range is quite possibly the single most dominant range of the hundred or so that make up the Rockies in the United States. fishing trips and llama adventures. Not you can expect to encounter when there. Many peaks in the range are above 12,000 feet (3,658 metres), including Mount Warren (13,720 feet [4,182 metres]), Fremont Peak (13,730 feet [4,185 metres]), and the highest point in Wyoming, Gannett Peak (13,804 feet [4,207 metres]). about the land and equipment for backcountry excursions. With more than 2,000 miles of rivers and 626 lakes and reservoirs, the Wind River Range is a great place for whitewater rafting, canoeing or kayaking. Visitors can learn about history, artifacts, artwork, language and storytelling at the Northern Arapaho Experience Room and the Shoshone Tribal Cultural Center at Fort Washakie; experience music, dance, dress and cultural traditions at various powwows throughout the year; and buy Native American crafts and beadwork at St. Stephens Art Center. With stunning scenery everywhere you look, and wildlife around every bend, the Winds vanquish other Wyoming mountain ranges in breadth of beauty and true alpine experiences. mountains contain four wilderness areas and over 2,900 lakes and ponds. Animal lovers can add an extra boost to their outdoor experience with horseback riding or llama packing. of the Rocky Mountains in western Wyoming. Continental

Canada. Unlike the Colorado ranges, the Winds, owing to their more northerly location, harbor extensive glaciers, especially in the northern part of the range, where all but one of the thirteeners rise. Be alert for signs of hypothermia Lakes, Square Top Mountain, Photographer's Point. Take a day hike or tackle the summit, one of the most remote and difficult mountaineering challenges for experienced climbers. lies within the Wind River Range. groups typically require a free permit, and there is a day stay limit To cross tribal lands on your drive to Dickinson Park, you and everyone in your party must purchase tribal fishing licenses. Photo by, Bastion Peak (center bump is highpoint) as seen from the summit of Mount Koven at sunrise - Eli Boardman, sunlitsummit.com (2020-06-27). Worthen Meadows Campground, Shoshone National Forest: This campground on the shores of Worthen Reservoir provides access to the Middle Fork trail and Stough Creek Trails in the Popo Agie Wilderness. The range extends for 100 miles (160 km) northwest-southeast to the Sweetwater River and is part of the Continental Divide. For more information check in with local outdoor shops. Follow along to the Pinto Lake Trail and take the Deep Creek Cutoff trail and then the Ice Lakes trail for the last half mile. If youre more into sport climbing, Sinks Canyon State Park and Wild Iris offer plenty of world-class routes. P.O. They are only connected to other mountains at their northwest end, and all along their length they rise directly from expansive flatlands. Wind With the jagged peaks and the authentic backcountry experience, the Winds are aversatile range for every type of adventurer. Services & Info Popular Continental Divide is composed of towering mountains from 12,000-13,000 and altitude sickness. As for the view from the summit: Its like wow, theres a lot of rock out there, Tilden said. campers clogging the very few roads and towns. million acres, 4 wilderness areas, 2900 lakes & ponds, 48 summits This rugged piece of the Rocky Mountains, extending for approximately 80miles along the western slope of the Continental Divide, contains aunique combination of jagged granite rock, alpine forest, and open alpine meadows. The trail, which starts at the Dickinson Park trailhead provides the ultimate way to experience the vastness of the range. National Forest Favorite Wind River Range, mountain range in the central Rocky Mountains, west-central Wyoming, U.S. A driving tour of Sinks Canyon includes stops at museums and visitor centers as well as Sinks Canyon State Park, Shoshone National Forest and Red Canyon. Jonna Lorenz is a freelance journalist living in Cheyenne. Highlights: 48 summits higher than 12,500 feet, 307-455-2466, Shoshone Lander, WY 82520 users should be aware that in the wilderness setting, help can sometimes 90-mile long Wind River Mountain range form the Continental Divide Photo: Scott Copeland, East Temple peak rising in the distance. contain rainbow, cutthroat, golden and brook trout. Youll Love these Nearby Hidden Gems, 9 Incredible Wyoming Mountain Biking Destinations. There is no shortage of things to do in this majestic mountain range. Wilderness ( Bridger-Teton National Forest) Phone: 307-367-4326, Popo Agie Above: Black Joe Lake This is the headwaters for the Snake, This is a very scenic segment of Much Pack Trips Photo: Paula McCormick. (This is not the case for the Cirque of the Towers described above. 307-367-2242 Its their accessibility that has overshadowed the Wind River Mountains, but thats OK. Its left the mountains rugged and in many places quiet. cairns. Camp sites also are available on the national forests and in Sinks Canyon State Park and Boysen State Park. Areas She has more than 20 years of experience covering business, health care, and community news for daily and weekly newspapers. Campsites must be vacated after 16 days.

Lander, WY 82520. Remember if you arent from Wyoming you might be hiking at elevations higher than you are used to. all trails are maintained in the backcountry and some trails are climbers and backpackers from around the world. The Cirque of the Towers is a climbers dream and perhaps the ranges most famous hike. regulations apply to wilderness areas, so be sure to check with the The Wind River Mountains are apopular backpacking area for visitors from around the world. The Winds are also the highest range in the Rockies outside of Colorado, with about 40 peaks over 13,000 feet, including Gannett Peak (13,804'), Wyoming's highest. Photo: Wyoming Office of Tourism, Horseback riding in the Winds. Even if you arent a climber, this is worth the trek. Note: Range borders shown on map are an approximation and are not authoritative.Click Here for a Full Screen Map. Cell phones Parts of Bridger and Shoshone national forests and Wind River Indian Reservation (Shoshone and Arapaho) are included in the range. This article was most recently revised and updated by, https://www.britannica.com/place/Wind-River-Range. In some places, the trail is obscure, so it is helpful to have There is good camping near the Deep Creek Lakes. A major contributor to the stunning views is the ranges geology. Updates? Wilderness There aer several places to set up camp with shelter and water. It is the granite that entices so many climbers to the area, and also gives the range its rugged feel. Mountains. Photo: Wyoming Office of Tourism, Hiking in the Wind River Range Photo: Shelli Johnson, Looking down from a peak in the Wind River Range.

Lakes and streams Theres camping in the Cirque of the Towers, amazing climbing and inspiring scenery. With millions of acres in which to play, Special regulations apply to those using the backcountry, and visitors should check with the local Forest Service office for specifics that may apply to their visit. Titcomb Basin, accessible from the Elkhart Park trailhead has something for all skill levels. Water purification Parties of 15 persons or more must remain separated for the duration of their visit in efforts to preserve our beautiful and fragile wilderness. Current licenses and regulations are available in The range is also home to some of North Americas largest glaciers. Activities And whats awesome about those mountains is you dont have to work very hard for stunning views. up with tents, hitch rails and corrals in specific locations. The Christina Lake Trailhead is nearby. Pinedale Ranger District Sporting The crest of the fishing license. 209 East Ramshorn Hiking & Backcountry Sublette Visitor Center Cirque of the Towers, Green River Divide National Scenic Trail 2022WindRiverVisitorsCouncil. There There are hundreds of lakes, meadows and peaks to explore and in certain areas you can go days without seeing other travelers. Drive to the Sweetwater Rest area on Highway 28 and turn at the Big Sandy sign. Mosquitoes Hike Titcomb Basin out of Pinedale for a 30-mile out and back with stunning mountain views. it can snow ANY day of the year in the mountains given the right weather conditions. Pinedale, WY 82941 Organized The Cirque of the Towers, in the southern portion of the range, is apopular technical rock-climbing destination, as are any number of sheer granite peaks that make up thisrange. & Arapaho Tribes come prepared to take care of medical emergencies and subsist without Ben Franklin photos Fishing USFS photos - Bridger-Teton National Forest. PO Box 186 www.sublettechamber.com, Local List may not be complete, since only summits in the. Though not large by world or Mount Rainier standards, they give the Winds a decidedly more alpine character than perhaps any other Rocky Mountain Range south of Canada. Please refer to the appropriate style manual or other sources if you have any questions. The Wind Rivers Gannett Peak at 13,804 feet takes the title. The area draws climbers for the multitude of routes on the granite towers that make up the cirque. It would take a lifetime to fully explore the Winds, but thats a challenge I wouldnt mind taking on. Rock To get deep into the Winds is hard work, but the payoff is incredible. Camping You can get them from the roadside, or a few miles in from a trailhead off a main road. Free topographic maps visualization and sharing. The Circle the Continental Divide Driving Tour includes the Wind River Mountains. Nearby Wind River Indian Reservation lands are private; please be respectful of the private land boundaries and do not trespass. If solitude is what you seek, it can be found off any given path. Copyright 1987-2022 by Peakbagger.com. Its not. Pets are allowed, but must be kept under control and away from other camps. Wilderness from the Wind River Indian Reservation. There are no telephones at trailheads and cell phone reception is very unlikely. often do not have reception in many remote areas, so visitors should As one of the most popular spots in the range, you can expect to share the trail and views with lots of other people). The trail passes through the Big Sandy Opening in the southern Follow the Wind River as it winds north along the Wind River Canyon Scenic Byway from the town of Shoshoni ending just south of Thermopolis. Bridger-Teton National Forest, 2.25 bring self-contained portable stoves and fuel supply. The Wind River Roadless Area also Most of Wyomings golden trout fishing waters are in the Wind River Mountains. Corrections? Talk about feeling on top of the world and a little exposed. Emily Tilden, Lander resident. National Scenic Trail traverses the Wind River Mountains. Sitemap | Privacy Policy In Wyoming, it goes from the Sierra Madre mountains In the north is Togwotee Pass (9,662 feet [2,945 metres]), and at the southern end of the range is the historic South Pass (7,743 feet [2,360 metres]), through which ran the old Oregon Trail. Bridger-Teton National Forest Full-service campgrounds can be found in Dubois, Lander, Riverton and Shoshoni. Or choose, Cirque of the Towers, an equally scenic 24-mile trip. The green of the grass seemed saturated and popped against the rising peaks of granite. Phone: 307-332-5460 or 332-9071, Fitzpatrick Stay to the right on the well maintained dirt road to a well -established parking lot. Remember, it is the isolation that in part makes these mountains so magical.

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Seven of the largest glaciers in the Rocky Mountains are found here, including the single largest glacier in the American Rockies. For those who are really ambitious and want a long day hike, Valentine Lake is 12 miles from the trailhead (with plenty of elevation gain). Special Outfitters Popular rock climbing sites for beginners include Stonehenge and Lizard Rocks near Pinedale. Dave Bell photos The Wind River Ranges lakes, rivers and streams fed by snowmelt are ideal for fishing, with plenty of opportunities ranging from fly fishing and guided float trips to ice fishing. Website by New Thought Digital + Truespire. That trail also continues deep into the Wind River Mountains, including Twin Lakes, Hudson Meadow, and Stough Creek. and biting bugs are at their worst during July and August. Wind River Peak is an easier non-technical peak that still gets you above 13,000-feet. The Wind River Mountains run for 90 miles in a straight line due northwest-southeast in west-central Wyoming. For a more unique experience, let a llama carry your gear as you explore the Wind River Range. Photos Waterfall in the Cirque of the Towers. Whether you prefer commercial accommodations or remote camping, the Wind River Range has plenty to offer. the Rocky Mountains, 2,900 Registration boxes are provided at all major trailheads, and visitors are asked to register at these stations. River Roadless Area ( Wind River Indian Reservation). Be sure to bring good maps, compass Four Missouri and Colorado River drainages. runs through Wyoming. layer, sunscreen and bug repellant are mainstays for the supply list. Wind River Visitors Council Theres something so satisfying about standing on the summit and taking in the view. Shoshone & Guides Fines apply to those who are found to be delinquent in following preservation regulations. Be aware that trails may not be well marked in some places or may be unmaintained. The water in the backcountry looks clean and pure, but visitors are advised to safeguard the water before drinking it to destroy organisms that can make you very ill. The trail to the peak is comfortable and relatively easy terrain with good shade. The Wind Rivers contain more than 40 named peaks over 13,000feet, including Gannett Peak, Wyomings highest at 13,804feet. Camping regulations are in place to maintain cleanliness of available water and to preserve our fragile ecosystem. This, I want to emphasize, will be a tough day for even the fit. River Range Wilderness Areas: Popular destinations for anglers include the Green River, New Fork Lakes and Fremont Lake. lakes and ponds, hundreds of miles of hiking trails, many campgrounds Note: Range borders shown on map are an approximation and are not authoritative. Fiddlers Lake Campground, Shoshone National Forest: There are trails leading into the Popo Agie Wilderness and also south to nearby lakes. This scenic trail goes from Mexico to Fort Washakie, WY 82514 All Rights Reserved. Wind River Range, Fremont County, Wyoming, USA (43.18036 -109.65381), Devils Tower National Monument, Climbing Trail, Devils Tower, Crook County, Wyoming, 82714, USA (44.58980 -104.71516), Coordinates: 44.57883 -104.73033 44.60120 -104.69996- Minimum elevation: 3,825ft- Maximum elevation: 4,784ft- Average elevation: 4,134ft, Fremont County, Wyoming, USA (43.02933 -108.57726), Coordinates: 42.25957 -110.05364 44.00916 -107.49413- Minimum elevation: 4,127ft- Maximum elevation: 13,462ft- Average elevation: 7,051ft, Grand Prismatic Spring, Midway Geyser Basin, Teton County, Wyoming, USA (44.52503 -110.83814), Coordinates: 44.52498 -110.83819 44.52508 -110.83809- Minimum elevation: 7,201ft- Maximum elevation: 8,170ft- Average elevation: 7,493ft, North Platte River, Platte County, Wyoming, 82620, USA (42.25213 -104.73268), Coordinates: 40.63993 -107.06639 42.87317 -100.68151- Minimum elevation: 1,286ft- Maximum elevation: 14,098ft- Average elevation: 4,610ft, Teton Glacier, Garnet Canyon Trail, Beaver Creek, Teton County, Wyoming, USA (43.74188 -110.79299), Coordinates: 43.74183 -110.79304 43.74193 -110.79294- Minimum elevation: 6,968ft- Maximum elevation: 13,357ft- Average elevation: 9,383ft, Cirque of the Towers, Fremont County, Wyoming, USA (42.78328 -109.23180), Coordinates: 42.78323 -109.23185 42.78333 -109.23175- Minimum elevation: 10,049ft- Maximum elevation: 12,796ft- Average elevation: 10,945ft, Flaming Gorge Reservoir, US Forest Service Road 20, Sweetwater County, Wyoming, 82938, USA (41.17655 -109.53384), Coordinates: 40.88181 -109.68717 41.47126 -109.38482- Minimum elevation: 5,442ft- Maximum elevation: 12,681ft- Average elevation: 7,356ft, Devils Tower, Crook County, Wyoming, 82714, USA (44.58923 -104.69846), Coordinates: 44.56923 -104.71846 44.60923 -104.67846- Minimum elevation: 3,825ft- Maximum elevation: 4,784ft- Average elevation: 4,111ft, Jackson Lake, Loop O, Colter Bay Village, Teton County, Wyoming, USA (43.92088 -110.67678), Coordinates: 43.80458 -110.75477 44.03726 -110.58977- Minimum elevation: 6,699ft- Maximum elevation: 12,579ft- Average elevation: 7,802ft, Yellowstone Lake, I loop, Grant Village, Teton County, Wyoming, USA (44.42067 -110.53659), Coordinates: 44.27744 -110.58051 44.56399 -110.20146- Minimum elevation: 7,168ft- Maximum elevation: 11,260ft- Average elevation: 8,287ft, Firehole River, Teton County, Wyoming, USA (44.49589 -110.84392), Coordinates: 44.34893 -110.87115 44.64232 -110.79645- Minimum elevation: 6,551ft- Maximum elevation: 10,240ft- Average elevation: 7,871ft, Elk Mountain, Big Horn County, Wyoming, USA (44.33691 -107.26035), Coordinates: 44.33686 -107.26040 44.33696 -107.26030- Minimum elevation: 9,094ft- Maximum elevation: 11,411ft- Average elevation: 10,036ft, Bitter Creek, Powell, Park County, Wyoming, 82435, USA (44.78493 -108.73947), Coordinates: 44.78493 -108.73969 44.78493 -108.73947- Minimum elevation: 4,294ft- Maximum elevation: 4,489ft- Average elevation: 4,367ft, Doane Peak, Carbon County, Wyoming, USA (41.14358 -106.97172), Coordinates: 41.14353 -106.97177 41.14363 -106.97167- Minimum elevation: 8,589ft- Maximum elevation: 10,683ft- Average elevation: 9,731ft, Fort Washakie, Wind River, Fremont County, Wyoming, 82514, USA (42.98635 -108.88429), Coordinates: 42.96635 -108.90429 43.00635 -108.86429- Minimum elevation: 5,465ft- Maximum elevation: 6,070ft- Average elevation: 5,640ft, Bridger Wilderness Area, Sublette County, Wyoming, USA (42.99189 -109.57687), Coordinates: 42.59326 -109.95240 43.39058 -109.01266- Minimum elevation: 5,419ft- Maximum elevation: 13,603ft- Average elevation: 8,186ft, Gannett Peak, Fremont County, Wyoming, USA (43.18440 -109.65404), Coordinates: 43.18435 -109.65409 43.18445 -109.65399- Minimum elevation: 9,970ft- Maximum elevation: 13,833ft- Average elevation: 11,847ft, Amphitheater Mountain, Park County, Wyoming, 59081, USA (44.97244 -110.00685), Coordinates: 44.97239 -110.00690 44.97249 -110.00680- Minimum elevation: 7,263ft- Maximum elevation: 10,913ft- Average elevation: 8,835ft, Devils Gate, Oregon Trail, Natrona County, Wyoming, USA (42.44827 -107.20997), Coordinates: 42.44822 -107.21002 42.44832 -107.20992- Minimum elevation: 5,905ft- Maximum elevation: 7,021ft- Average elevation: 6,112ft, Teewinot Mountain, Teton County, Wyoming, USA (43.74715 -110.78021), Coordinates: 43.74710 -110.78026 43.74720 -110.78016- Minimum elevation: 6,719ft- Maximum elevation: 13,357ft- Average elevation: 9,072ft, Cowley, Big Horn County, Wyoming, 82420, USA (44.88329 -108.46957), Coordinates: 44.87338 -108.47842 44.89192 -108.46119- Minimum elevation: 3,894ft- Maximum elevation: 4,341ft- Average elevation: 4,012ft, Taggart Lake, Bradley Lake Trail, Beaver Creek, Teton County, Wyoming, USA (43.70412 -110.75466), Coordinates: 43.69974 -110.76028 43.70846 -110.74997- Minimum elevation: 6,499ft- Maximum elevation: 12,058ft- Average elevation: 7,628ft, Wolf Mountain, Lincoln County, Wyoming, USA (43.27548 -110.87520), Coordinates: 43.27543 -110.87525 43.27553 -110.87515- Minimum elevation: 6,332ft- Maximum elevation: 9,663ft- Average elevation: 7,940ft, Middle Teton Glacier, Garnet Canyon Trail, Beaver Creek, Teton County, Wyoming, USA (43.73124 -110.80859), Coordinates: 43.72863 -110.81292 43.73437 -110.80241- Minimum elevation: 7,024ft- Maximum elevation: 13,357ft- Average elevation: 9,780ft, Jedediah Smith Wilderness Area, Tin Cup Trail, Alta, Teton County, Wyoming, USA (43.81258 -110.91169), Coordinates: 43.50876 -111.04550 44.11637 -110.78606- Minimum elevation: 5,019ft- Maximum elevation: 13,219ft- Average elevation: 7,320ft, Kirwin, Park County, Wyoming, USA (43.87634 -109.29787), Coordinates: 43.85634 -109.31787 43.89634 -109.27787- Minimum elevation: 8,572ft- Maximum elevation: 12,445ft- Average elevation: 10,666ft, Younts Peak, Park County, Wyoming, USA (43.98217 -109.86656), Coordinates: 43.98212 -109.86661 43.98222 -109.86651- Minimum elevation: 8,854ft- Maximum elevation: 12,071ft- Average elevation: 10,377ft, Helen Glacier, Titcomb Basin Trail, Sublette County, Wyoming, USA (43.15711 -109.61325), Coordinates: 43.15130 -109.63120 43.16308 -109.60248- Minimum elevation: 10,610ft- Maximum elevation: 13,833ft- Average elevation: 12,024ft, Leigh Lake, Paintbrush Canyon, Teton County, Wyoming, USA (43.81219 -110.73575), Coordinates: 43.79763 -110.75419 43.82683 -110.71790- Minimum elevation: 6,768ft- Maximum elevation: 12,592ft- Average elevation: 7,805ft, Twins Glacier, Titcomb Basin Trail, Sublette County, Wyoming, USA (43.14966 -109.65642), Coordinates: 43.14554 -109.66033 43.15328 -109.64527- Minimum elevation: 10,593ft- Maximum elevation: 13,796ft- Average elevation: 11,844ft, Rolling Thunder Mountain, Teton County, Wyoming, USA (43.89049 -110.81049), Coordinates: 43.89044 -110.81054 43.89054 -110.81044- Minimum elevation: 7,198ft- Maximum elevation: 11,306ft- Average elevation: 9,482ft, Moran, Teton County, Wyoming, USA (43.84173 -110.50798), Coordinates: 43.82173 -110.52798 43.86173 -110.48798- Minimum elevation: 6,702ft- Maximum elevation: 7,655ft- Average elevation: 6,903ft, Fitzpatrick Wilderness Area, Glacier Trail, Fremont County, Wyoming, USA (43.23441 -109.56726), Coordinates: 42.97729 -109.78867 43.49185 -109.45894- Minimum elevation: 6,141ft- Maximum elevation: 13,764ft- Average elevation: 9,518ft, Guernsey, Platte County, Wyoming, USA (42.26947 -104.74147), Coordinates: 42.25242 -104.75306 42.27704 -104.71825- Minimum elevation: 4,291ft- Maximum elevation: 4,902ft- Average elevation: 4,459ft, Popo Agie Wilderness Area, Pinto Park Trail, Fremont County, Wyoming, USA (42.73211 -109.05245), Coordinates: 42.59517 -109.32577 42.86878 -108.90436- Minimum elevation: 5,419ft- Maximum elevation: 13,025ft- Average elevation: 8,848ft, Avalanche Canyon, Garnet Canyon Trail, Beaver Creek, Teton County, Wyoming, USA (43.70643 -110.78333), Coordinates: 43.70280 -110.80137 43.71032 -110.76519- Minimum elevation: 6,650ft- Maximum elevation: 13,265ft- Average elevation: 8,858ft, Imperial Geyser, Fairy Creek-Little Firehole, Old Faithful, Teton County, Wyoming, USA (44.53177 -110.87629), Coordinates: 44.53172 -110.87634 44.53182 -110.87624- Minimum elevation: 7,185ft- Maximum elevation: 8,235ft- Average elevation: 7,615ft, Eagles Rest Peak, Teton County, Wyoming, USA (43.89993 -110.75910), Coordinates: 43.89988 -110.75915 43.89998 -110.75905- Minimum elevation: 6,768ft- Maximum elevation: 11,316ft- Average elevation: 8,793ft, Teepe Glacier, Garnet Canyon Trail, Beaver Creek, Teton County, Wyoming, USA (43.73555 -110.79835), Coordinates: 43.73307 -110.80236 43.73812 -110.79687- Minimum elevation: 6,896ft- Maximum elevation: 13,357ft- Average elevation: 9,508ft, Spray Geyser, Fairy Creek-Little Firehole, Old Faithful, Teton County, Wyoming, USA (44.53161 -110.87334), Coordinates: 44.53156 -110.87339 44.53166 -110.87329- Minimum elevation: 7,188ft- Maximum elevation: 8,235ft- Average elevation: 7,595ft, Bivouac Peak, Teton County, Wyoming, USA (43.86882 -110.78410), Coordinates: 43.86877 -110.78415 43.86887 -110.78405- Minimum elevation: 6,768ft- Maximum elevation: 12,592ft- Average elevation: 8,878ft, Bradley Lake, Bradley Lake Trail, Beaver Creek, Teton County, Wyoming, USA (43.71413 -110.75571), Coordinates: 43.71205 -110.76081 43.71627 -110.75089- Minimum elevation: 6,571ft- Maximum elevation: 13,298ft- Average elevation: 7,884ft, Black Tooth Mountain, Johnson County, Wyoming, USA (44.40274 -107.17562), Coordinates: 44.40269 -107.17567 44.40279 -107.17557- Minimum elevation: 9,780ft- Maximum elevation: 13,180ft- Average elevation: 11,198ft, Wyoming Peak, Lincoln County, Wyoming, USA (42.60438 -110.62435), Coordinates: 42.60433 -110.62440 42.60443 -110.62430- Minimum elevation: 7,785ft- Maximum elevation: 11,342ft- Average elevation: 9,544ft, Teton Village, Teton County, Wyoming, 83025, USA (43.58798 -110.82799), Coordinates: 43.56798 -110.84799 43.60798 -110.80799- Minimum elevation: 6,236ft- Maximum elevation: 10,417ft- Average elevation: 7,051ft, Continental Glacier, Fremont County, Wyoming, USA (43.32221 -109.68703), Coordinates: 43.30426 -109.69776 43.33993 -109.67773- Minimum elevation: 9,901ft- Maximum elevation: 13,317ft- Average elevation: 11,745ft, Wind River Peak, Fremont County, Wyoming, USA (42.70856 -109.12818), Coordinates: 42.70851 -109.12823 42.70861 -109.12813- Minimum elevation: 10,127ft- Maximum elevation: 13,104ft- Average elevation: 11,204ft, Tabletop, Johnson County, Wyoming, USA (43.85163 -107.07756), Coordinates: 43.85158 -107.07761 43.85168 -107.07751- Minimum elevation: 7,326ft- Maximum elevation: 8,629ft- Average elevation: 7,995ft, South Teton, Teton County, Wyoming, USA (43.71854 -110.81855), Coordinates: 43.71849 -110.81860 43.71859 -110.81850- Minimum elevation: 7,506ft- Maximum elevation: 13,357ft- Average elevation: 10,069ft, Sourdough Glacier, Sublette County, Wyoming, USA (43.24147 -109.68615), Coordinates: 43.23431 -109.69271 43.24824 -109.67888- Minimum elevation: 10,016ft- Maximum elevation: 13,357ft- Average elevation: 11,768ft, Wind River Range, Fremont County, Wyoming, USA, Devils Tower National Monument, Climbing Trail, Devils Tower, Crook County, Wyoming, 82714, USA, Grand Prismatic Spring, Midway Geyser Basin, Teton County, Wyoming, USA, North Platte River, Platte County, Wyoming, 82620, USA, Teton Glacier, Garnet Canyon Trail, Beaver Creek, Teton County, Wyoming, USA, Cirque of the Towers, Fremont County, Wyoming, USA, Flaming Gorge Reservoir, US Forest Service Road 20, Sweetwater County, Wyoming, 82938, USA, Devils Tower, Crook County, Wyoming, 82714, USA, Jackson Lake, Loop O, Colter Bay Village, Teton County, Wyoming, USA, Yellowstone Lake, I loop, Grant Village, Teton County, Wyoming, USA, Firehole River, Teton County, Wyoming, USA, Elk Mountain, Big Horn County, Wyoming, USA, Bitter Creek, Powell, Park County, Wyoming, 82435, USA, Fort Washakie, Wind River, Fremont County, Wyoming, 82514, USA, Bridger Wilderness Area, Sublette County, Wyoming, USA, Gannett Peak, Fremont County, Wyoming, USA, Amphitheater Mountain, Park County, Wyoming, 59081, USA, Devils Gate, Oregon Trail, Natrona County, Wyoming, USA, Teewinot Mountain, Teton County, Wyoming, USA, Cowley, Big Horn County, Wyoming, 82420, USA, Taggart Lake, Bradley Lake Trail, Beaver Creek, Teton County, Wyoming, USA, Wolf Mountain, Lincoln County, Wyoming, USA, Middle Teton Glacier, Garnet Canyon Trail, Beaver Creek, Teton County, Wyoming, USA, Jedediah Smith Wilderness Area, Tin Cup Trail, Alta, Teton County, Wyoming, USA, Helen Glacier, Titcomb Basin Trail, Sublette County, Wyoming, USA, Leigh Lake, Paintbrush Canyon, Teton County, Wyoming, USA, Twins Glacier, Titcomb Basin Trail, Sublette County, Wyoming, USA, Rolling Thunder Mountain, Teton County, Wyoming, USA, Fitzpatrick Wilderness Area, Glacier Trail, Fremont County, Wyoming, USA, Popo Agie Wilderness Area, Pinto Park Trail, Fremont County, Wyoming, USA, Avalanche Canyon, Garnet Canyon Trail, Beaver Creek, Teton County, Wyoming, USA, Imperial Geyser, Fairy Creek-Little Firehole, Old Faithful, Teton County, Wyoming, USA, Eagles Rest Peak, Teton County, Wyoming, USA, Teepe Glacier, Garnet Canyon Trail, Beaver Creek, Teton County, Wyoming, USA, Spray Geyser, Fairy Creek-Little Firehole, Old Faithful, Teton County, Wyoming, USA, Bradley Lake, Bradley Lake Trail, Beaver Creek, Teton County, Wyoming, USA, Black Tooth Mountain, Johnson County, Wyoming, USA, Wyoming Peak, Lincoln County, Wyoming, USA, Teton Village, Teton County, Wyoming, 83025, USA, Continental Glacier, Fremont County, Wyoming, USA, Wind River Peak, Fremont County, Wyoming, USA, Sourdough Glacier, Sublette County, Wyoming, USA.