Where to Go

Attractions There is so much more to see in Wind River Country than our spectacular scenery. Choose from museums, historic sites and trails, state parks, casinos, trading posts and galleries. There is something for everyone.

Communities Every city, town, Main Street, trading post and crossroads in Wind River Country has an authentic western feel about it. Our locals are willing to give directions, and probably will tell you a colorful story as well. Take a look at what our unique communities have to offer.

Driving Tours We've compiled 8 self-guided driving tours to guide you through Wind River Country. Choose the full-day or half-day adventures that interest you. Each of the tours explain round-trip distances, highlights of what you'll see and tidbits of history about the areas you can explore.

Maps We've compiled some scenic, travel and terrain maps to help you find your way.

Scenic Byways Some of our highways are designated as National Scenic Byways. Read about them here.

State Parks/Historic Sites Our state parks and historic sites provide some of the best recreational, historical and cultural opportunities around.

Visitor Centers Visit the Chamber of Commerce in each community to gather information on restaurants, shopping, and current events. State parks, historic sites, and local government agencies also have visitor information and gift shops.

Wind River Indian Reservation The Wind River Indian Reservation spans 2.2 million acres and is home to 2,500 Eastern Shoshone and more than 5,000 Northern Arapaho Indians.

Yellowstone National Park There's no doubt about it- Highway 26 is one of the most scenic roads to Yellowstone. From golden wide-open plains to snow-capped peaks, this route beckons travelers with amazing wildlife and unspoiled scenery. These are roadways worth pulling over for.