Higher Peaks, Longer Trails:

A Wilderness Like No Other

There are places you may visit only once in a lifetime—yet they stay with you forever. Wind River Range is one of them.
This rugged 100-mile stretch of the Rockies lies within the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, a vast 22-million-acre landscape and one of the largest, most intact temperate ecosystems on Earth.

The Continental Divide runs straight through the heart of the Winds, and the Continental Divide Trail takes one of its wildest routes here—climbing high passes, threading through alpine basins, and skirting the glaciers below Gannett Peak, Wyoming's tallest summit. This is big, untamed country, shaped by ice, granite, and time—and it invites you to roam.