Union Pass Historic Trail Interpretive Site
Located on the Continental Divide, in between the Bridger-Teton National Forest and the Shoshone National Forest lies a short interpretive trail. Along this trail, small brass plaques provide you with snippets of historical significance and geologic information.
Specific Trail Information
Trail Type
Getting There
Directions
Starting from the Town of Pinedale, Wyoming, head west on United States Highway 191 (US-191) for 6 miles, then make a right turn onto Wyoming State Highway 352 (WY-352) towards Cora. Follow WY-352 for about 14.4 miles, bear left at the fork to stay on WY-352 for another 11 miles. Upon entering the Bridger-Teton National Forest, WY-352 changes to Union Pass/Forest Road 370600 (FS-370600). Head down FS-370600 for 8 miles and then bear right at the junction of Kinky Creek Road/FS-370620. Stay on Union Pass/Forest Road 370600 for approximately 24 more miles and Union pass Historic Trail Interpretive Site is on the left.
Recreation Opportunities
Outdoor Science and Learning
Interpretive Areas/Exhibits