Where History Meets Good Eats & Small-Town Charm

Welcome to Hudson


Along the banks of the Wind River, Hudson is the kind of place where things move a little slower. Walk quiet streets, take in the river and step into a town shaped by its railroad and mining roots.

Founded during the early 1900s railroad expansion, Hudson has grown into a close-knit community known for its welcoming spirit — and for one of Wyoming’s most beloved dining stops. It’s a simple place, but one that leaves a lasting impression.

A bronze statue of a pair of military boots stands on a pedestal in a park, surrounded by green grass and trees in Hudson, Wyoming.

Fun Facts


Population
About 400 residents

Elevation
Approximately 5,000 feet above sea level

What the Area Is Known For
Hudson is a small town along the Wind River. It is known for its welcoming community, fishing access and location along historic routes that once connected mining towns and frontier settlements in the region.

Events
Community holiday celebrations and seasonal local events throughout the year


Visitor Resources

Hudson City Hall
333 S. Main Street
Hudson, WY 82515
(307) 332-3605

Local Gatherings & Seasonal Events


Throughout the year, Hudson hosts small community gatherings and seasonal events that reflect the town’s close-knit spirit. From holiday celebrations to local happenings, these moments offer a chance to spend time in the community and see daily life up close.

Businesses in Hudson

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Follow Hudson in Real Time


See Hudson as it happens, from quiet moments along the river to everyday life in town. Follow along and share your own experience by tagging @windrivercountry.

Plan a trip to Lander and Lander Brewfest to enjoy 80+ beers made all across the Mountain West on June 12-13. We hope to see you there - cheers! 

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Spring storms and lush landscapes. 

Start planning your visit at the link in our bio. 

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One of the best ways to experience Wind River Country this summer is on the water. You can enjoy over 2,000 miles of rivers and streams and 262 lakes and reservoirs.

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Planning a summer road trip? Hit the road on a scenic driving tour around Wind River Country. 

Learn all about the area's driving tours in our bio. 

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