Pet Friendly Things To Do in Wind River Range, Wyoming

White Pine ski area offers something for everyone. Downhill skiers and snowboarders will enjoy short lift lines and uncrowded slopes. The lift ride up the mountain has beautiful views of the Contin... More on SkiTown.com

The terrain and service are par, but it IS a smaller family -friendly ski hill. More on SkiResortGuide.com

Sinks Canyon State Park shows a typical karst phenomenon: a vanishing stream. The Popo Agie River (pronounc... More on showcaves.com

Nice hike, great for kids ...swimming for kids and adults at the end!! More on Trails

In 1966 the Wyoming 75th Anniversary Commission purchased South Pass City as a birthday present for the citizens of the State. The once dilapidated buildings are now restored and most are open to t... More on Epinions.com

Located 35 miles south of Lander, in the southernmost foothills of the Wind River Range. A historic day hike in high ... More on Trails

The dirt road goes to the trail head after about 14 miles and can be rough for a sedan. More on Epinions.com

Suda outfitters are a good bet and have nice cabins just south of town and close to the Wind River. More on Epinions.com

Located 15 miles southeast of Dubois, in the northeast section of the Wind River Range. A rugged, 5 to 8 day (or longer) ... More on Trails

wonderful trip; I am sitting here writing this message near the end as tomo More on Trails

This piece of land is one of the loveliest in Wyoming. Along the western boundary, which Popo Agie (pronounced "po-po-zsha") shares with Bridger Wilderness, stands Wind River Peak, at 13,255 feet t... More on Epinions.com

This piece of land is one of the loveliest in Wyoming. Along the western boundary, which Popo Agie (pronounced po-po-zsha) shares with Bridger Wilderness, stands Wind River Peak, at 13,255 feet the... More on Epinions.com

The state's second largest Wilderness area straddles the Continental Divide deep in the heart of Wyoming. It is bordered on the north by Yellowstone National Park, on the east by Washakie Wildernes... More on Epinions.com

The state's second largest Wilderness area straddles the Continental Divide deep in the heart of Wyoming. It is bordered on the north by Yellowstone National Park, on the east by Washakie Wildernes... More on Epinions.com

This hike begins at an elevation of 8,820 feet. The trail begins beside a fenced horse pasture and is often muddy, but it soon climbs up onto a bench. Moose are common. So are bears. The trail clim... More on Trails

The Trail Guide was right on the money when it referred to the RDAWB Recom More on Trails