Fly Fishing the Green River – Squaretop Mountain stands proud in the background.
The Pinedale area has over 80% public land and is surrounded by three mountain ranges that present hundreds of miles of hiking trails, over 1,300 named lakes, and thousands of acres of remote backcountry to explore. It's no surprise that Pinedale also offers many excellent outdoor recreational opportunities including hiking, fishing, climbing, camping, guided trips, and more...
Ranging from the highest points of the Continental Divide to open sagebrush valleys, the Wind River and Wyoming Range offer outdoor enthusiasts endless hiking and backpacking opportunities. Trails within these spectacular mountains provide everything from popular, short day hikes to remote backpacking trips, and are most accessible from July to September.
With over 80% of Sublette County administered as public land, the Bridger-Teton National Forest offers the outdoor recreationalist many different camping opportunities. Areas range from developed campgrounds, complete with bathroom facilities and drinking water, to more remote areas where one can enjoy the spectacular mountain scenery away from the crowds.
With hundreds of miles of rivers and streams and over 1,300 lakes, Pinedale, Wyoming is an ideal place for any avid fisherman looking for a memorable experience (and trophy trout).
Positioned with great views of the scenic Wind River Mountain Range, the Rendezvous Meadows Golf Course offers a 9-hole (optional 18-hole) course, along with a practice green and driving range.
The numerous and beautiful lakes surrounding Pinedale offer water recreation such as canoeing, kayaking, sailing, jet skiing, water skiing, and fishing. The season for water sports typically ranges from mid-May to early-October.
The months between June and October are perfect months for the horse enthusiast to visit the Pinedale area. Opportunities to interact with horses range anywhere from viewing the local rodeo, to horseback riding in the Bridger-Teton National Forest, to visiting guest and dude ranches.
Pinedale, Wyoming offers ideal terrain for mountain biking. The season typically lasts from June through September. Riding areas range from remote mountain trails to gravel roads in the open sagebrush desert. The Continental Divide Mountain Biking Trail also traverses Sublette County from Union Pass, running through Cora, Pinedale, and Boulder to the southern end of the Wind River Mountains.
The Wind River Mountain Range offers many rock climbing opportunities such as bouldering to long, multi-pitch climbs. The Cirque of the Towers is known for it's large granite faces, and intense beauty, while Mulligan park has many opportunities for beginners.
They're called 4-wheelers, ORVs (Off-Road Vehicles), and ATVs (All Terrain Vehicles). They have become increasingly popular because they cover terrain quickly and have become a favorite way to explore the outdoors. There are hundreds of miles of back country roads and trails throughout the Bridger-Teton National Forest that offer tremendous ATV recreation opportunities.
The popular disc golf course is just off the shore of Fremont Lake, called Lakeside Links. Come play at your own pace and enjoy the outdoors!
Sport Shooting is a popular pastime in Pinedale, with opportunities available at the Pinedale Rifle & Pistol Shooting Complex
Recline under a canopy of a Pinedale, Wyoming sky and enjoy an unforgettable evening with family and friends.
