Special Places

The Bridger-Teton National Forest offers many attractions to visitors. There are several unique areas throughout the Forest and these below are just a few in particular to be highlighted.


Wilderness Areas

Photo of granite peaks and lake in the Bridger-Wilderness. Photo by Steve Boutcher

Bridger Wilderness, Pinedale Ranger District

 


Scenic Byways

Togwotee Pass

Togwotee Pass, WY Centennial Scenic Byway, Buffalo Ranger District

 


Wild & Scenic Rivers

Granite Creek and Mountains

Granite Creek, Jackson Ranger District


Jackson Hole & Greater Yellowstone Inter-Agency Visitor Center

Interagency Visitor Center

 This Inter-Agency Visitor Center is managed by the US Fish and Wildlife Service and the National Elk Refuge.  The Center is a major partnership with the goal of bringing information to visitors on all the public lands throughout the Jackson Hole region from one location.  The idea is to offer a kind of one-stop-shop for information on all the amazing opportunities the area has to offer.  Partners include the Bridger-Teton National Forest, Grand Teton National Park, the Chamber of Commerce, Grand Teton Natural History Association, the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation and Wyoming Game and Fish Department.