Where Geological Marvels Leave you Wonderstruck

Welcome to Shoshoni


Shoshoni sits at the gateway to Wind River Canyon, where steep cliffs rise above the river and the road winds through one of Wyoming’s most striking landscapes.

Just outside town, Boysen Reservoir opens up for boating, fishing and wide-open views, while the surrounding hills draw rockhounds in search of agate, petrified wood and other natural finds.

Small in size but central to it all, Shoshoni is a natural starting point for exploring this part of Wind River Country.

Castle Gardens Petroglyph Site near Shoshoni, Wyoming, featuring ancient carvings and unique rock formations, a top thing to do for history enthusiasts.

Fun Facts


Population
About 650 residents

Elevation
4,823 feet above sea level

What the Area Is Known For
Shoshoni is a crossroads community in the Wind River Basin, known for its access to Boysen Reservoir and nearby Boysen State Park, where visitors enjoy boating, fishing and camping.

Events
Community celebrations and seasonal local gatherings throughout the year
Events and recreation programs at Boysen State Park


What Awaits You When You Arrive in Shoshoni


Local Resources in Shoshoni

Shoshoni Town Hall
102 East 2nd Street
Shoshoni, WY 82649
Phone: (307) 876-2515

Shoshoni Chamber of Commerce
216 Idaho Street
Shoshoni, WY 82649
Phone: (307) 876-2777
Email: [email protected]
Website: shoshonichamber.org

An old car in downtown Shoshoni.

Vintage Engine Exhibits, Foodie Fun, & Tractor Drives


Each year, the Flywheelers Antique Engine & Tractor Show brings together vintage machinery, demonstrations and community gatherings that reflect the area’s agricultural roots.

In Town for These Events


See what’s happening nearby and add a local event to your time in Shoshoni and the surrounding area.

Follow Shoshoni in Real Time


See Shoshoni as it happens, from canyon drives and reservoir views to everyday moments around town. Follow along and share your experience by tagging @windrivercountry.

Have you seen a jackalope? 

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We love to chase waterfalls around Wyoming. 

Photo: Scott Copeland 

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Cheers to the weekend! Tell us: where is your favorite place to grab a cold beverage?

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Location: The Rock Shop Inn 

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Mountain biking, road biking, fishing and hiking. Wind River Country is an outdoor lover's paradise.

Start planning your trip at the link in our bio. 

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The perfect Wyoming day: hiking and viewing petroglyphs. 

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Welcome to Wyoming, a place where badlands and mountains collide. 

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Road trips like these are worth every mile. ❤️

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Make plans to attend the Ethete Celebration Powwow, happening this week, July 9–12 at the Ethete Powwow Grounds. Experience the vibrant traditions, incredible dancing, drumming and welcoming community that make this annual celebration so special. 

Schedule:
Thursday -7 p.m. warm up night, royalty contest and youth powwow
Friday -7 p.m. grand entry
Saturday - 1 p.m. grand entry
Saturday - 7 p.m. grand entry
Sunday - 10 a.m. parade
Sunday - 2 p.m. grand entry

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Happy Independence Day from Wind River Country!

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Soaking in the beauty of Jade Lake, one perfect view at a time.

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📍South Pass City, Wyoming 

While you can visit this historic gold mining town from the end of May - mid October, save the date for Gold Rush Days - July 11 & 12.

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