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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.
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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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83 years ago today, the attack on Pearl Harbor changed the course of history, leading to the start of World War II. From Wyoming`s Wind River Country, we honor the brave souls lost that day. Their sacrifice unites us all.
Discover more about this pivotal moment in history at the National Museum of Military Vehicles in Dubois, Wyoming.
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Dec 7
As you explore the Wind River Indian Reservation, keep an eye out for references to Chief Washakie, one of the most revered leaders of his time. He championed traditional practices like the Sun Dance ceremony, signed the Fort Bridger Treaties of 1863 and 1868 (which established the Wind River Indian Reservation) and worked tirelessly to protect his people and their interests.
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Nov 30
Did you know that Wind River Country gets hundreds of inches of snow for activities like cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and snowmobiling? With charming towns and lots of Vitamin D, you’ll see plenty of smiles all winter long!
Learn more in our bio.
Photo: Cody Conk
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Nov 26
Did you know that the Wind River Indian Reservation covers more than 2.2 million acres and is home to the Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho tribes? This stunning area is the traditional homeland of the Eastern Shoshone and their ancestors, the Sheepeater Indians, who flourished in the Wind River Range and Yellowstone National Park.
Each tribal nation has its distinct traditions and heritage.
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Nov 23
Wind River Country offers a blend of landscapes—badlands, mountains and deserts—alongside charming Wyoming cities and towns that are perfect for stopping, staying and exploring.
Key stopping points include:
-Atlantic City/South Pass
-Jeffrey City
-Dubois
-Hudson
-Lander
-Riverton
-Shoshoni
-Wind River Indian Reservation
Start planning your trip here: www.windriver.org
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Nov 19
Discover the remarkable story of the North American Bison in Wind River Country!
After facing near extinction, these majestic animals have made a triumphant return and are essential to maintaining the balance of our ecosystem. Bison are not just a part of our history; they’re also a vital component of the landscape.
Learn more about them at the link in our bio.
Photo: Cody Conk
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Nov 14
"Freedom is never free." - Author Unknown
This Veterans Day, we reflect on the true cost of freedom and honor those who have fought to protect it. Thank you to all our veterans for your incredible service!
Photo: Preston Ackerman
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Nov 11
🌟 Uncover the incredible journey of Sacajawea in Wind River Country! 🌟
A key figure in the Lewis and Clark Expedition, Sacajawea`s bravery and resilience had a profound impact. As a member of the Shoshone tribe, her story highlights the importance of cultural connections and exploration.
Visit the Sacajawea Cemetery to learn about her life and the stunning landscapes she navigated.
Photo: Melanie Hoefle
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Nov 9
Happy Native American Heritage Month! Here in Wyoming’s Wind River Country, you can explore the Wind River Indian Reservation, the only reservation in Wyoming. This incredible 2.2 million-acre region is home to the Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho tribes.
Curious to learn more? Discover how to have 11 memorable experiences on the Wind River Indian Reservation at the link in our bio.
Photo: Jhamil Bader
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Nov 8
It’s spooky season, and Wind River Country is one of the top spots to experience haunted Wyoming!
Here are a few must-visit locations:
-Jeffrey City`s Haunted Highway
-Lander Pioneer Museum (featuring a hearse from the 1900s)
-Tinnelli`s House of Wonder
Learn more about these eerie attractions at the link in our bio (or by typing in windriver.org/spookiest-places-wyoming).
Photo: Brady McLean
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Oct 26
