5.0Tower Trail(361 reviews) - Paved Trail Spent 2-3 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Scenic Walking Areas
Tower Trail is the trail you’ll want to do to get as close as possible to Devils Tower. it is a loop around Devils Tower. this loop is the most popular thing to do in the park. This trail is pretty easy and gives you some great views of the tower. If you want to truly be quick and not hike the whole 1.3-mile paved trail, then you will want to start off the loop going LEFT when you are starting from the visitor center. (There is a spot once you start the trail where there are seemingly 2 ways to go, straight and to the left.) Then soon you will see the massive Devil's Tower in front of you. but I would recommend doing the whole tower trail (just 1.3 miles) it will give you different angles of Devils Tower. it is the only trail that is paved. However, do remember that climbing on the rocks isn’t allowed without a permit so stay off of the boulders.See more..
4.5Jenny Lake Overlook(170 reviews) - Crowds less likely here Lookouts • Scenic Walking Areas
Best iconic view of the Tetons. The boat shuttle at the southern end of the lake is crazy crowded. Instead go to the NE corner of the one way Jenny Lake road. Less crowded and definitely worth waiting a few minutes for a parking spot.See more..
4.5Jackson Lake Overlook(45 reviews) - Working at conquering the power of water. Spent < 1 hour Bodies of Water • Scenic Walking Areas
You may ask yourself why a dam here??? The purpose of the dam is to provide water from the snake river for water storage for irrigation in the Snake River basin to the state of Idaho. Jackson Lake is a natural lake whose levels are raised an extra 39 feet due to the dam. You can walk across the dam and see how the construction of the dam was done. Below the dam you can also see the fisherman trying the luck of the fishing pole and the people floating the river for pleasure. Take some time and walk around on the short trails to enjoy this dam.See more..
4.5Flaming Gorge(38 reviews) - Flaming Gorge Bus Tour Spent More than 3 hours Points of Interest & Landmarks • Scenic Walking Areas
We took a bus tour from Rock Springs Tourism. Àbsolutley a fantastic tour. Lucy the tour guide was very knowledgeable about the area & the animals. They provided donuts in the morning, lunch & ice cream towards the end. They also had lots of water available to keep us hydrated.See more..
5.0Green River Lakes(6 reviews) - Very pretty Points of Interest & Landmarks • Scenic Walking Areas
Green River Lakes is about 90 minutes from Pinedale. You will drive beside the Green River pretty much the whole was. The last 35 minutes will be on a dirt road that can be rough. The drive to the lakes is nice but not spectacular. But the scenery at the lakes is amazing. This is my second time there. The first time we had great blue sky's and could see forever. It was very memorable. This time the smoke limited what we could see but it was still worth it. See more..
Went to Ayers natural bridge and happened upon this marker commemorating the Oregon Trail. Was dedicated by the state of Wyoming in 1913. See more..
5.0Squaretop Mountain(4 reviews) - Iconic Points of Interest & Landmarks • Scenic Walking Areas
This monolith looming above the Green River Lakes not far from Pinedale is utterly breathtaking. Sometimes mistaken for Devils Tower, it’s actually much larger and of different geology. Currently it is on the Wyoming license plate. If you backpack the Wind River Highline Trail you’ll pass immediately beneath this incredible peak. I hope you find it.See more..
4.5Split Rock Historic Site(2 reviews) - SPLIT ROCK HISTORIC SITE, GREAT STOP FOR PICNIC AND FOR KIDS TO RUN AROUND ON THE ROCKS! Friday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Spent < 1 hour Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Scenic Walking Areas
SPLIT ROCK HISTORIC SITE, GREAT STOP FOR PICNIC AND FOR KIDS TO RUN AROUND ON THE ROCKS! One and half hours from Rawlins or Riverton/Lander is the Split Rock Historic Site, a important landmark on the Oregon, California, Mormon trail! If you are traveling with 4-16 year old kids, and they are getting crazy in the car, this is a great place for them to run around, climbing rocks for 30-45 minutes. Stop and have lunch at the picnic tables! No water! There are outhouses, picnic tables, and garbage cans.See more..
