
Getting Around
Getting to and Around Wind River Country
Wind River Country is accessible by car, plane and regional bus service. Whether you’re planning your arrival or how to move between communities, this page brings together key information to help you get around. Use the resources below to find airports, check road conditions, explore transportation options and plan your route through the region.
Plan Your Trip with a Free Vacation Packet
The Wind River Country Vacation Packet brings together key planning information in one place. It includes details on accommodations, tours, outfitters, maps and local events.
Request a free copy to help organize your trip and explore options across the region.


Road Conditions & Weather
Check current road and weather conditions before traveling. Wyoming highways and mountain routes can change quickly depending on the season.
- WYO-ROAD: (888) WYO-ROAD | (307) 772-0824
- National Weather Service: (800) 211-1448
EV Charging
EV charging is available in Wind River Country, including fast-charging stations in Lander.
- Fremont Motors, 1731 W Main Street, Lander
- Two 120 kW DC fast chargers (dual plug)
Need help with charging? Call: (307) 335-3359

Air Travel & Airports
Central Wyoming Regional Airport (RIW) is located about 30 miles from Lander and 75 miles from Dubois. It offers daily service connecting through Denver. Additional commercial airports are located in Casper, Cheyenne, Cody and Jackson. Charter and municipal airports are also available in Lander and Dubois.
Rental Cars, Shuttles & Taxis
Rental cars are available in Lander and Riverton, making it easy to travel between communities.


Public Transportation & Shuttle Service
The Wind River Transportation Authority provides fixed bus routes, airport shuttles and group transportation across Fremont County and the Wind River Indian Reservation.
- General information (307) 856-7118
- Shuttle and special requests (307) 696-6116
Community Resources
These official community websites provide local information on lodging, dining, shopping, events and attractions. Use them to explore each town and plan your visit in more detail.
- Shoshoni: ShoshoniChamber.org
- Dubois: DuboisWyoming.org | DuboisWyomingChamber.org
- Hudson: HudsonWY.org
- Lander: landerchamber.org | destinationlander.com
- Riverton: WYRiverton.com

Follow Wind River Country in Real Time
See Wind River Country as it happens, from travel days to everyday moments across the region. Follow along and share your own experience by tagging @windrivercountry.
Happy November, from Wind River Country. Here`s what is happening in our region.
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Nov 3
November is Native American Heritage Month. Wind River Country is home to two tribal nations – the Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho. While we share about the tribal nations year-round, this month is a time to honor their cultures, traditions, histories and contributions. As we move into the new month ahead, we invite you to learn more about Indigenous voices and the living culture and landscapes that exist in every part of modern-day Wyoming.
Learn more at the link in our bio.
Photos: @bradytildeath
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Nov 2
Where the Wild West lives on.
Photo: Bob Wick
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Oct 30
Beautiful views in every direction. That`s what you`ll find in Wyoming`s Wind River Country.
Photos: The New Fly Fisher
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Oct 27
Dirt bikes + badlands + snow-dusted mountains in the background = our perfect Wyoming day.
Photo: Melanie Limpus
Oct 26
Planning a summer trip to Wyoming and want to visit during one of our notable and iconic events? Here are a few to put on your radar:
-1838 Mountain Man Rendezvous in Riverton (June)
-Dubois Friday Night Rodeos (summer)
-Gold Rush Days in South Pass City (July 10-11)
-Riverton Rendezvous Balloon Rally (July 17-19)
-Lander Pioneer Days Rodeo (July 3-4)
-Eastern Shoshone Indian Days Powwow (June)
-Ethete Celebration and Powwow (July)
-Northern Arapaho Powwow (August)
Balloon image: Preston Ackerman
Mountain man: Brad Christensen
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Oct 23
No matter how you found our account, we`re happy you`re here. This is Wyoming`s Wind River Country, a destination with wide-open landscapes, living cultures and the kind of space that lets you breathe deep.
Come find your West with us here in Wyoming. Learn more at the link in our bio.
Photo: @bradytildeath
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Oct 19
Fall colors in Wyoming? You better believe it.
Photos: Helen Wilson
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Oct 16
While Wyoming may be known for Yellowstone National Park, the good folks at @lonelyplanet think there`s way more to The Cowboy State than just the park. And, we agree. Read their story all about how to go beyond Yellowstone to Wind River Country at the link in our bio.
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Oct 15
When you road trip through Wyoming, you may not expect to find a place like red canyon. With striking landscapes, it`s one of those places that invites you to slow down, breathe deeply and take in the view.
Photo: @montanatia
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Oct 14
Happy October! Be sure to keep an eye on these events this month.
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Oct 12
Little moments, from one of the best small towns in the country.
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Oct 11
