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Pinedale - Nearby Destinations



Grand Teton National Park
  Grand Teton National Park is one of the most iconic natural places in the entire United States, its peaks inspiring countless works of art and drawing over a million visitors per year. The Teton Range of Wyoming, the youngest and perhaps the most dramatic stand of mountains in the entire Rocky Mountains, juts straight out of the Jackson Hole Valley, rises over 7000 feet and tops out at an impressive 13772 atop the Grand Teton itself.
     
Jackson Hole Population: 8,500
  Jackson Hole is the prototypical Wyoming town, serving as the gateway to Teton National Park, and playing host to over 3 million visitors a year. Steeped in wild west lore and history, even Jackson's name was derived from trapper lingo of the mid 19th century, the 'hole' describing a valley ringed by mountain ranges.
     
Wind River Range
  The majestic Wind River Range of central Wyoming is striking, more wild and intriguingly mysterious than its sister range, the Tetons, and home to the best backcountry trail system in the state. Located on the backbone of the continental divide, the Wind River Range is a jagged and young range dominated by granite spires carved by massive glaciers.
     

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