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   How many lakes are in the Wind River Range?

   • With more than 2,000 miles of rivers and 626 lakes and reservoirs, the Wind River Range is a great place for whitewater rafting, canoeing or kayaking. Boysen Reservoir covers 19,000 square acres and is ideal for water skiing or jet skiing.

   8 Ways to Explore the Wind River Range | Travel Wyoming

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   Where is the Wind River Range?

   • Looking across the Bonneville Basin to Mount Bonneville and Raid Peak. The Wind River Range (or "Winds" for short) is a mountain range of the Rocky Mountains in western Wyoming in the United States. The range runs roughly NW–SE for approximately 100 mi (160 km).

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   Where is the Wind River Range in Wyoming?

   • Home to Wyoming’s tallest peaks and over 100 miles of the Continental Divide, the Wind River Range is beautifully wild and perfect for backpacking. The Wind River Range is protected by 750,000 acres of public land in western Wyoming.

   8 Best Backpacking Trails in the Wind River Range - Territory Supply

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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.

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2. 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, camping, climbing and horseback riding trails, tips and information for your trip.

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   The Wind River Range (or "Winds" for short) is a mountain range of the Rocky Mountains in western Wyoming in the United States. The range runs roughly NW–SE for approximately 100 mi (160 km).

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   • Hiking & Backpacking. Home to more than 40 peaks over 13,000 feet in elevation and seven of the largest glaciers in the Rocky Mountains, the Wind River Range offers endless opportunities to explore its majestic scenery through hiking trails of all skill levels.
   • Camping. Whether you prefer commercial accommodations or remote camping, the Wind River Range has plenty to offer. Full-service campgrounds can be found in Dubois, Lander, Riverton and Shoshoni.
   • Fishing. The Wind River Range’s lakes, rivers and streams fed by snowmelt are ideal for fishing, with plenty of opportunities ranging from fly fishing and guided float trips to ice fishing.
   • Water Sports. With more than 2,000 miles of rivers and 626 lakes and reservoirs, the Wind River Range is a great place for whitewater rafting, canoeing or kayaking.

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

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   • Elkhart Park to Seneca Lake. Why you should go: This two-day trek will take you deep into the Winds on an easy going, lake filled trail. Distance: 18 miles.
   • Cirque of the Towers Loop. Why you should go: Wildflowers and shimmery lakes meet steep granite walls on this classic trip through the Wind River Range.
   • Dad’s Lake. Why you should go: Hike on an easy trail as you enter the Cirque of the Towers area and fly fish one of Wyoming’s favorite lakes. Distance: 12 miles.
   • Titcomb Basin. Why you should go: Get lost deep in the Wind River Range as you find yourself among jagged peaks, rushing streams, and crystal-clear lakes filled with trout.

6. windriver.org › experience › hikingHiking | Wind River Country

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   Explore the stunning scenery of the Wind River and Absaroka Mountains on hiking trails of various lengths and difficulties. Find top hikes, trailheads, campgrounds, and tips for hiking in Wyoming's backcountry paradise.

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   Jun 24, 2019 · Explore the stunning scenery and wildlife of Wyoming's Wind River Range with these four backpacking routes, from easy to challenging. Learn about the best time to visit, permits, camping, fishing and more.

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

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   3 days ago · This story describes 10 backpacking trips all over the Wind River Range that I have personally taken or are slight variations of trips I’ve taken and shares many photos from these trips (which often tell the story better than words). These trips hit well-known and incomparable spots like the Cirque of the Towers, Titcomb Basin, and sections ...