Things To Do in Mountain View, Wyoming

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All-weather access. From Mountain View, Wyoming, take State Road 410 until it becomes Forest Road 72. over State Rd. 410, then improved gravel Forest Rd. 72. Stateline Dam, Lyman Project, on the east fork of Smiths Fork within the ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Henrys Fork is a beautiful alpine mountain basin. Winding streams flow through misty meadows, and tall pines hiss in the wind while caressing big boulder formations. Campsites are plentiful below timberline, and fishing for brook ... More on Trails

Expect heavy weekend pressure at this popular lake. Several well-used camping areas are found along the east and south sides of the lake. However, firewood is limited. Heavily timbered shorelines make fly-casting difficult, and for ... More on Trails

Site Facilities Fort Bridger State Historic Site can be reached by taking Interstate 80, Exit 34 then going approximately three miles south. Established by Jim Bridger and Louis Vasquez in 1843, as an emigrant supply stop along the ... More on wyomingtourism

All weather access is over State Road 410, then improved gravel Forest Road 73. Situated southwest of Mountain View, Wyoming at 8,690-feet in a timber setting with a 470-acre surface area. Managed recreation season is ... More on AnglerWeb.com

If You Go:Fort Bridger/Piedmont Kilns (307) 782-3842 More on wyomingtourism

Backway Basics The Muddy Creek Historic Backway provides access to locations well off the beaten path. Twenty-five miles of back roads will lead you from a real western ghost town to Muddy Creek, o... More on wyomingtourism