Winter Wonderland
Take Your Breath Away
Winter in Wyoming’s Wind River Country
Winter in Wind River Country shifts how you move through the landscape. Snow covers higher elevations and open terrain, creating conditions for snow-based travel and quieter access to public lands. Activities shift to snowmobiling, skiing, snowshoeing and guided trips, while towns provide places to warm up between outings. Conditions vary throughout the season, so planning ahead is important.
Skiing, Snowshoeing & Winter Trails
Trails remain accessible year-round in many lower and mid-elevation areas. In winter, they are used for snowshoeing, hiking and cross-country skiing. Routes like Popo Agie Falls Trail and the Sinks Canyon Nature Trail provide options close to town.
Beaver Creek Nordic Ski Area, located near Lander, offers groomed trails for classic and skate skiing, with terrain suited to intermediate and advanced skiers.
Winter in Wind River Country
Wind River Country:
Yellowstone’s Unique Neighbor
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Step into Wyoming’s past at Castle Gardens Petroglyph Site. Just 46 miles from Riverton, this unique site features ancient Native American petroglyphs carved into its soft sandstone walls.
Photo: Wind River Country/ Helen Wilson
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Sep 16
“Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower.” -Albert Camus
Photo: Scott Copeland
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Sep 15
Fall was made for fly-fishing in Wind River Country.
Photo: Davis Clem
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Sep 11
If you`re looking for authentic Wyoming charm, make your way to Dubois. 🏔️
Surrounded by the Wind River and Absaroka Mountains, this small town is packed with history, outdoor adventure and incredible views. While you`re here, stop by the National Bighorn Sheep Center and the National Museum of Military Vehicles and enjoy easy access to Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks.
Learn more in our bio.
Photo: Brady McLean
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Sep 9
Happy Labor Day from Wind River Country. 🇺🇸☀️
Here`s to the long weekend! Whether you`re hitting the trail, casting a line or just enjoying the view, we hope you have a safe and memorable holiday.
📍Where are you exploring today?
Photo: Davis Clem
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Sep 7
We love fall colors…who else is ready?
Photo: Scott Copeland
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Sep 5
The best way to see Wyoming? From the back of a horse.
Photo: Davis Clem
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Sep 2
Sometimes all you need is a change of scenery. 🌄 Wind River Country is waiting.
Photo: Davis Clem
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Aug 31
"The landscape of the American West has to be seen to be believed and has to be believed to be seen." – N. Scott Momaday
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Photo: Wind River Country, Brady McLean
Aug 28
Explore the stories, history and traditions of the Wind River Indian Reservation.
As the only reservation in Wyoming and home to the Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho tribes, it`s a place rich in culture and heritage. Take the self-guided driving tour to learn more about the people, places and history that make this landscape so special.
Want to learn more? Visit the link in our bio.
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Aug 27
If you`re ready to find room to breathe and space to roam, take a deep dive into the heart of Wind River Country.
Start planning in our bio.
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Photo: Bill Sincavage
Aug 26
As we`re approaching hunting season, there`s no better photo opp than this.
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Aug 22