Get InspiredWyoming’s best adventure starts in Wind River Country.
Come to get away from the crowds: unplug, unwind and meet Wyoming in the way it’s meant to be met.
Come see what’s waiting for you in Wind River Country.
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Bighorn sheep rut on Whiskey Mountain. Photo: Bill Sincavage
Wind River Country has all kinds of mountain biking trails. Photo: Jared Steinman
Dusk in the Wind River Range. Photo: Journal of Lost Time
Eagle Spirit Singers and Dancers. Photo: Wyoming Office of Tourism
Ice Climbing in Dubois. Photo: Jared Steinman
Fishing at Lonesome Lake. Photo: Cinthia Hayford
Pioneer Days Rodeo. Photo: Matthew Spaulding
The Wind River Range from the valley. Photo: Wyoming Office of Tourism
Snowmobiling at Togwotee Pass. Photo: Jeff Shanor
Plan to visit Dubois, Hudson, Lander, Riverton, Shoshoni and the Wind River Indian Reservation.
Events in Wind River Country
From outdoor adventures, to Native American powwows, there’s always something happening in Wyoming’s Wind River Country.
To submit an event, email community@windriver.org.
Lander Library’s Book Nook
Drawing Fundamentals: Still Life
Yoga at the Lander Library
NOTES FROM THE FIELD BLOG
Visit, or enjoy even a single hike in Wind River Country and you’ll understand why it’s such a great gift to live here. Hiking plays a part in about everything Shelli Johnson does. Read about her favorite hikes.
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We love going beyond the screen when it’s time to plan a trip. There’s such nostalgia in the simple act of spreading out a travel booklet across the kitchen table and letting your imagination run wild while you plan what’s to come. Start Planning
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Ready for a unique getaway with stunning Wyoming views?
Nestled in Sinks Canyon State Park near Lander, these cozy and affordable yurts offer the perfect spot to unwind and soak in the beauty of Wind River Country.
Photo: Wyoming Office of Tourism
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May 6
This week, we`re proud to celebrate 42 years of National Travel and Tourism Week here in Wind River Country.
As part of a $2.9 trillion industry that supports 15 million American jobs, travel plays a vital role in our local and national economy. One in every 11 jobs in the U.S. is tied to travel—and right here in Fremont County, visitors help support over 1,520 jobs!
We`re grateful for every traveler who chooses to explore this place we call home. Your visits create connection, opportunity and lasting impact.
Photo: Katie Boue
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May 4
Discover the Wind River Indian Reservation—spanning over 2.2 million acres, it`s the seventh largest reservation in the U.S.
Home to the Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho tribes, this land is rich in culture, history and tradition.
One of the best ways to connect with the heritage is by experiencing a powwow—vibrant celebrations of dance, music and community.
2025 Powwow Dates:
• Eastern Shoshone Indian Days Powwow: June 27–29
• Ethete Celebration Powwow: July 10–13
• Northern Arapaho Powwow: August 29–31
Plan your visit and learn more at the link in our bio.
Photo: Jhamil Bader
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May 2
Say hello to Shoshoni, a small Wyoming town named after the Shoshone Indian Tribe. Enjoy wide-open spaces, friendly locals and countless outdoor adventures like fishing, hiking and biking. As the gateway to Wind River Canyon, this area offers breathtaking views.
Learn more about Shoshoni and our other communities at the link in our bio.
Photo: Wyoming Office of Tourism
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Apr 17
Our mountains and badlands may steal the spotlight, but Wind River Country is also a paradise for water lovers. With 600 lakes, reservoirs and 2,000 miles of rivers, adventure is around every bend.
Ready to recreate on our water? Learn more at the link in our bio.
Photo: Scott Copeland
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Apr 3
