Pinedale Wyoming

Exploring Titcomb Basin in the Wind River Mountain Range

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Fremont Lake with views of the Wind River Mountains

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Rainbow over the rock formations in Green River

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Day turning to twilight at Mount Hooker

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Fall foliage colors decorating the New Fork River

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Fly-fishing at Bridger-Teton National Forest

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Snow-scattered landscape in the Wind River Mountain Range

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A foggy morning in a field dotted with hay bales

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Spring

-1 - 16 ºC

Summer

5 - 24 ºC

Fall

-11 - 5 ºC

Winter

-14 - 0 ºC

January

-17 - -2 ºC

February

-16 - -1 ºC

March

-10 - 4 ºC

April

-5 - 10 ºC

May

-1 - 16 ºC

June

3 - 22 ºC

July

6 - 26 ºC

August

4 - 26 ºC

September

0 - 21 ºC

October

-5 - 13 ºC

November

-11 - 4 ºC

December

-16 - -2 ºC

Major Airports:

Jackson Hole (JAC)

Salt Lake City (SLC)
States:

Wyoming

Vast expanses for adventurous travelers

En route to Jackson, Grand Teton National Park and Yellowstone via the Wyoming Centennial Scenic Byway, stop in Pinedale, a true western town and a must for adventurous travelers. Experience the vast expanses of the nearly 170-kilometer-long Wind River Mountains with Wyoming’s highest summit, Gannett Peak. The scenic drive opens the door within minutes to a destination rich in historic pioneer trails and cultural attractions, such as the Museum of the Mountain Man, phenomenal outdoor scenery with unique natural surroundings where wildlife outnumber the residents tenfold, and incredible fly-fishing on the Green and New Fork rivers. The popular Fremont Lake, Wyoming’s second largest lake, is a mere 6.437 kilometers from town. Throughout the year, Pinedale always has something going on to celebrate its western culture and love for the great outdoors. Discover, explore, stay and play in Pinedale. It's all the civilization you need.