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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Wind_River_RangeWind River Range - Wikipedia

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   The Wind River Range is a mountain range of the Rocky Mountains in western Wyoming, with the highest peak in Wyoming, Gannett Peak. It has a rich history, geology, hydrology and wildlife, and is protected by several national forests and wilderness areas.

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   How many peaks are in the Wind River Range?

   • In fact, 19 of Wyoming’s 20 highest peaks are in the Wind River Range and there are more than 40-named peaks rising above 13,000 feet. The range is also home to some of North America’s largest glaciers. A major contributor to the stunning views is the range’s geology.

   Wild Wyoming: Exploring The Wind River Range

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   How many lakes are in the Wind River Range?

   • There are over 1, 300 named lakes in the Wind River Range, and the headwaters of the Green River can be found here. The Continental Divide crests the Wind River Range’s entire length. Higher, Longer, Deeper: Wyoming’s Largest Range! The Wind River Range encompasses an area of 2. 25 million acres.

   Wind River Mountain Range - Visit Pinedale, WY

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   What is the Wind River Range?

   • The Wind River Range is one of the most remote and pristine mountain ranges in the lower 48 states. Visiting the Winds requires planning and experience; this wilderness is not recommended for first-time backpackers.

   6 Best Wind River Range Backpacking Trails – Bearfoot Theory

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   Is Wind River Range backpacking a must-do?

   • It’s got more than 40 named granite peaks that soar 13,000 feet or higher, scores of giant glaciers, 1,300 alpine lakes and hundreds of miles of incredible hiking trails. All of which means that Wind River Range backpacking is a must-do for anyone serious about getting outside.

   4 Stunning Routes for Backpacking Through Wyoming's Wind River Range

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3. windriver.org › experience › wind-river-rangeWild Wyoming: Exploring The Wind River Range

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   Explore the Wind River Range, home to Wyoming's highest peak and 19 of the 20 highest peaks in the state. Find hiking trails, camping spots, climbing routes and scenic views in this remote and majestic mountain range.

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5. thebigoutside.com › the-10-best-backpacking-tripsThe 10 Best Backpacking Trips in the Wind River Range

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   Jun 4, 2024 · Explore Wyoming's Wind River Range, a stunning mountain range with over 1,300 lakes and granite peaks over 13,000 feet. Find tips, photos, and stories for 10 classic backpacking routes, from beginner-friendly to challenging, with links to full trip details.

6. bearfoottheory.com › best-wind-river-range6 Best Wind River Range Backpacking Trails – Bearfoot Theory

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   • The Cirque of the Towers. Trailhead start: Big Sandy Trailhead. Trail Type: Loop. Distance: 24 miles. Suggested Time: 3-4 days. Difficulty: Moderate. Lay eyes on the most iconic skyline in the Wind River Range on this 24-mile loop to the Cirque of the Towers.
   • Titcomb Basin. Trailhead start: Elkhart Park Trailhead. Trail Type: Out and back. Distance: 30 miles. Suggested Time: 4-5 days. Difficulty: Hard. Titcomb Basin will always hold a special place in my heart, as it’s where I witnessed the Total Solar Eclipse of 2017.
   • The Glacier Trail to Gannett Peak. Trailhead start: Trail Lake Trailhead. Trail Type: Out and back. Distance: 50 miles. Suggested Time: 5-6 days. Difficulty: Very hard, mountaineering skills required.
   • Bomber Basin. Trailhead start: Trail Lake Trailhead. Trail Type: Out and back. Distance: 8 miles. Suggested Time: 2 days. Difficulty: Easy. If you like a bit of history in your hikes, head out on the 8-mile out-and-back Bomber Basin trek in the northeast corner of the Winds.

7. thedyrt.com › magazine › local4 Stunning Routes for Backpacking Through Wyoming’s Wind ...

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   • The Classic: Titcomb Basin. Trailhead Start: Elkhart Park. Mileage: 29-30 miles RT. Trip Type: Out-and-back. Elevation Gain: 3,100 feet over 10.5 miles (9,400 ft to 10,626 ft)
   • The Other Classic: Cirque of the Towers. Trailhead Start: Big Sandy Trailhead. Mileage: 23-24 miles RT. Trip Type: Loop. Elevation Gain: 2,400 feet over 13 miles 9,100 ft to 11,500 ft)
   • The Wild Card: Dad’s Lake. Trailhead Start: Big Sandy Trailhead. Mileage: 12 miles RT. Trip Type: Out-and-back. Elevation Gain: 2,200 feet over 6 miles (9,100 ft to 11,300 ft)
   • The Happy Medium: Seneca Lake. Trailhead Start: Elkhart Park. Mileage: 17 miles RT. Trip Type: Out-and-back. Elevation Gain: 2,500 feet over 8.5 miles (9,100 ft to 11,300 ft)

8. www.territorysupply.com › backpacking-wind-river-range8 Gorgeous Backpacking Trails In The Wind River Range

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   Sep 20, 2023 · Explore the wild and scenic Wind River Range in Wyoming with these eight backpacking trails. Find out the distance, elevation, difficulty, and highlights of each trail, from easy lakeside hikes to challenging alpine loops.

9. www.visitpinedale.org › wind-river-mountain-rangeWind River Mountain Range - Visit Pinedale, WY

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   Explore the largest and most rugged mountain range in Wyoming, with over 40 peaks over 13,000 feet, glaciers, lakes, and alpine meadows. Find hiking, backpacking, hunting, and climbing trails, tips, and services in this wilderness area.