The Historic Ranger Station Interpretive Site can be accessed from the Blackrock Ranger Station. This office was built by the first District Ranger Rosie Rosecrans in 1906. It can be visited during the office hours of 8 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. and it contains many items from different periods of early Forest Service History.

Reservations can only be made through www.Recreation.Gov. Reservations may not be made more than six months in advance of arrival date. This log cabin lodge is set upon the lake-shore of the lower Green River Lake. A commanding view of Squaretop can be seen right from the living room of this 2 bedroom/2 bath rental cabin. The master room has a outstanding view of…

The Gros Ventre Entrance Interpretive Site is located on the Gros Ventre Road, where visitors leave Grand Teton National Park and enter into the Bridger-Teton National Forest. It is located adjacent to the Gros Ventre River, on a gorgeous stretch that is great for fishing, swimming, and wildlife viewing. The site itself is a kiosk with area information and maps. This site is a drive through pull off and can…

The Coal Creek Interpretive Site is a kiosk with information on forested ecosystems of the area.

This trailhead offers a large parking area and is adjacent to Trails End Campground. It is a large capacity trailhead, with toilet facilities and has nearby access to the visitor center. For those users wishing to camp with your livestock, this is an excellent location. Corrals are located adjacent to the parking areas and camping units. The Pine Creek Trail, which provides access to Long Lake is not recommended for…

The Kendall Dace interpretive Site is located in the Upper Green River Valley, approximately 5 miles from the end of paved Highway #352. The Kendall Warm Spring Dace in on the Endangered Species list and is only found in the Kendall Warm Springs. Visitors can utilize the primitive pull out and view the dace from the shore, but entering the water is prohibited.

This trailhead is located off of the Fall Creek Road out of Wilson, Wyoming just before Red Top Meadows. It has a small gravel parking area directly off the road in an open grassy area surrounded by beautiful aspen stands. This is the main non-motorized access to the Munger Mountain Trail System, but is open to motorcycles from 07/01 to 09/09. The main access trail begins right across the road from the parking area…

The LaBarge Interpretive Site is a kiosk at this entrance to the Kemmerer Ranger District with current forest Information.

Access to this trailhead requires a high clearance, 4-wheel drive vehicle.  This trail takes you to Section Corner Lake and Trapper Lake within the Bridger Wilderness.  This trail does travel through the 2008 New Fork Fire, so be prepared for downed trees and little shade.

This is an undeveloped boat ramp, no pavement, suitable for small watercraft only.  No dock is available and a single vault toilet is onsite.    The drive in is a bit rough, high clearance vehicles recommended.

Located at the southern end of Fremont Lake, 5 miles from Pinedale lie the CCC Ponds.  With a large parking lot, a vaulted toilet, dirt and paved trails, benches, picnic tables and plenty of wildlife viewing this is a local favorite. 

There are multipe trails through the Teton Pass area for hikers, bikers, horseback riding  and other recreational use. With the increasing popularity of the Teton Pass area, it is important that all trail users understand and practice proper trail etiquette. When you encounter other trail users, make verbal contact by saying 'hello' or 'good morning' to get their attention. Once contact has been made, yield the…

The Pinedale Ranger District office is a great place for visitors to stop in before beginning their adventure on the Bridger - Teton National Forest. Here, visitors can learn a bit about the mammals and fish that inhabit the area. As the gateway to the famous Wind River Range, recreationists can get the latest trail and snow conditions from the helpful Forest staff. Also, the interpretive gift shop provides a myriad…

Cache Creek is one of the most popular trail networks in the Jackson area for hiking, biking and walking dogs. Picnic tables are available at the trailhead and about 1/4 mile up the trail, offering options to combine a picnic lunch or dinner with a family hike. Bring a stove if you plan to cook as fire grills are not available.

This is a fairly remote trailhead, located just off the Gros Ventre Road near Crystal Creek where the road turns to native material. The trailhead is accessed from road #30380, which is open to all motor vehicles from 06/01-11/30, and is in an open sagebrush meadow with great 360 degree views of the Red Hills and the Gros Ventre Range. This trailhead is the main access point for the roughly 11 mile Slate Cr Loop #…

This is a remote trailhead in the Mt Leidy Highlands, north of the Gros Ventre Road. It is located alongside Cottonwood Creek and is mostly open sagebrush flats. area is primarily used during the fall hunting season. This trailhead provides the main access to the Cottonwood Creek Trail #4079, the Sohare Creek Trail #4102 and the Dog Creek Trail #4104, all of which are non-motorized. A gate exists right at the…

This trailhead is located directly on the Gros Ventre Road adjacent to lower Slide Lake.  It is a large gravel parking area and is mostly open with surrounding willows and sagebrush.  This trailhead provides access to the Horsetail Creek Trail #4090, a 10 mile motorized trail open to motorcycles from 07/01-09/09.  After September 9, the trail is used by hikers and horse riders primarily for hunting.…

A Winter time ammenity, the warming hut provides a shelter and warm meeting place during your winter time adventures on the Bridger-Teton National Forest.  This warming hut sits along the Continental Divide Snowmobile Trail and is maintained by your local snowmachine clubs.  

White Pine Ski Area is located in the beautiful Wind River Mountains, just 10 miles outside of Pinedale.  The ski area is operated under a special use permit issued by the U.S. Forest Service.  There are two lifts which provide access to 25 downhill runs and there are 35K of Nordic ski trails nearby.  Year-round recreation and overnight stay is available.

This is a remote trailhead located off of the Gros Ventre Road near Goosewing Guard Station. It is a large grassy area on the edge of lodge pole pine forest that was recently burned. This trailhead provides access to the Teepee Creek Trail #4096, which is a non-motorized trail year round and enters the Wilderness almost immediately. Unlike most other locations, the trail follows a ridge offering scenic views. The…

This is a front country trailhead located just off of Highway 22, which goes over Teton Pass out of Wilson, Wyoming. Two parking areas exist on either side of the road. The southern parking lot is used to access the Jimmy’s Mom Trail #4002 and the Phillips Connector Trail #4002B, both non-motorized, which lead to the Old Pass Road and the lower trail system. The northern parking lot is a pullout off of the Phillips…

This trailhead is located in the Snake River Canyon, south of Hoback Junction off of Highway 89 south. The trailhead is in lodge pole pine forest adjacent to the Station Creek Campground, a fee campground near the Snake River. Trailhead parking is separate and does not require a fee. This trailhead provides access to the Station Creek Trail #4062, a non-motorized trail which climbs through beautiful wildflower…

This trailhead is located at the top of Teton Pass on Highway 22 out of Wilson, Wyoming. It is a paved parking area just off the main highway offering spectacular views of the valley. It is the main access to the Black Canyon Trail #4004 and the History Trail #4004D, which are both non-motorized trails. Out and back multi-use options exist out to Mt. Elly as well as several downhill mountain biking trails. It is…

The Slide Lake Boating Site is a small, beautiful lake access point, ideal for kayaks, canoes, paddleboards, and other non-motorized watercraft. It is located down the Taylor Ranch Road, a spur off the main Gros Ventre Road that winds down through aspen stands and large boulders from the Gros Ventre Slide. There are several small parking spots amongst the willows, aspens and large boulders, directly adjacent to the…

Approximately 7 miles north of Pinedale, and just a short hike from Fremont Campground is Sylvan Bay.  This day use area provides quiet little beach and a vaulted toilet.   The vehicle access is a narrow, dirt road to this site and parking is limited.  Please no overnight use or campfires.