Year round activities abound in the winds

Spring and Summer

Four wheelers are the first to brave the roads and trails of winds as the snow  receeds.
Watch out for those boggs. You might find yourself "Stuck on Union Pass."
We have rentals available.

 

Exploring  the wind's is easy. Trails abound for ATV's, horses, hikers, or bikers.

Into climbing? Wyoming's highest mountains are located in the Granite Peaks of the  Wind River Range.

Gannett Peak is 13,804 feet and a must climb for many peakers.

If it's fish your after, than come explore the over 16,000 mountain lakes.

Many which were stocked in the 1930's by a local fishing guide.

German Browns, Brookies and Cutthroat thrive in the lakes and streams of the  mountains.

Winter Time

Snowmobiling in Wyoming ranks as some of the best in the world. Fresh powder, groomed trails, fantastic scenery.

The  Continental Divide snowmobile trail covers 360 miles and traverse through the heart of the Wind River Range. In addition there are hundreds of miles of  groomed trails in the area.

Ice  fishing, cross country skiing, snow shoeing and dog sledding are many of the  activities drawing hearty souls into the winds in the winter.