- The list below includes 17 free or cheap things to do in or near Pinedale, Wyoming, including 17 different types of inexpensive activities like Libraries, Scenic Drives, Hiking Trails and Art Gallery.
- From Skyline Scenic Drive to Sublette County Library, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Pinedale and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Big Piney.
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The Skyline Scenic Drive is a 34 mile roundtrip excursion that is a must-see for guests in the area. Visitors will have much to behold as they climb part of the Wind River Mountain to see incredible picturesque sights.
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With several locales, Sublette County Library has an impressive collection of books for the public to enjoy. Each location further offers conference rooms that can be scheduled for community events and meetings.
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With two large parking lots and toilet facilities, Elkhart Park Trailhead ensures comfort and beauty. The trail is best suited for day hiking and horseback riding; there is camping nearby.
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Honoring veterans, American Legion Park Veterans Memorial features several stone structures with names etched on them. The park has several covered picnic areas and offers scenic views of the distant mountain tops.
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A mountain peak, Wind River Range Overlook offers scenic views of the American Rockies. The overlook can be accessed via two hiking trails and makes an ideal adventure for backpackers and other outdoor enthusiasts.
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700 E Hennick Street, Pinedale, WY 82941
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Run by the Sublette County Historical Society, Museum of the Mountain Man showcases the history of fur traders in the Rocky Mountains from the 19th century. The exhibits feature artifacts like Native American furs, antique guns, and more.
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The Pinedale Aquatic Center is a community favorite for summer swimming lessons, programs for everyone from toddlers to adults, day camps, fitness classes, physical therapy, and many other community events.
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Scenic U.S. Route 191 enters Wyoming near Minnie's Gap providing access to Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area. The road then travels across the dessert before finally reaching Yellowstone National Park.
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A pronghorn migration route that has been repeated for thousands of years, the Ancient Path of the Pronghorn today is a federally designated wildlife migration corridor. Tourists who drive alongside the route may be able to see them.
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At the Museum of Mountain Men, visitors can view exhibits from when mountain men ruled the land around Pinedale. Visitors can see fur trading papers, antique firearms, Native American hunting weapons and old photography equipment.