Wyoming is a great spot to visit if you love snow and snowy activities! One town in particular has earned a reputation as being our own winter wonderland, and if you love the idea of skiing, ice fishing, mushing, and sledding, you’ve got to plan a visit to Pinedale, Wyoming. In addition to its charming scenery, this town is absolutely brimming with winter-friendly adventures. Continue reading to learn more about why Pinedale is one of the absolute best winter towns in Wyoming.

Related Stories

The Small-Town Restaurant That Is Worth A Visit From Anywhere In Wyoming

The Small-Town Restaurant That Is Worth A Visit From Anywhere In Wyoming

You'd Never Guess Some Of The Best Pizza In Wyoming Is Hiding In This Historic Movie Theater

You'd Never Guess Some Of The Best Pizza In Wyoming Is Hiding In This Historic Movie Theater

Best Waterfalls in Wyoming: 12 Local Favorites & Hidden Gems

Best Waterfalls in Wyoming: 12 Local Favorites & Hidden Gems

Have you ever visited Pinedale? Do you agree that it’s one of the most special winter towns in Wyoming? Feel free to share your thoughts with us in the comments below — we would love to hear from you! For more information on staying and playing in Pinedale and Sublette County, head over to the Visit Pinedale website.

If you love finding the snowiest spots in Wyoming, check out our list of some of the most stunning winter destinations in Wyoming. You’ll truly feel as though you’ve landed in a winter wonderland. Just don’t forget your cozy winter jacket!

OnlyInYourState may earn compensation through affiliate links in this article. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases.

More to Explore

Winter In Wyoming

What is there to do in Wyoming in the winter?

Winter in Wyoming is an ethereal, magical time. Sure, summer brings opportunities for camping and hiking, but we'd argue that winter is equally as alluring. For proof of this, look no further than our recommended list of fun things to do in Wyoming in the winter:

  • The Campbell County Festival of Lights
  • Casper Holiday Square Lights
  • Old West Holiday
  • Winter Lights Festival
  • Rivertown Holiday Festival and Tree Lighting
  • Dubois Delights
  • The town of Jackson
  • The town of Pinedale
  • The town of Gillette
  • The town of Rock Springs
  • A horse-drawn sleigh ride at the National Elk Refuge
  • Sheridan Winter Rodeo
  • Snowshoe Yellowstone National Park
  • Sundance Winter Festival
  • Skijoring in Saratoga
  • Ice fishing at Flaming Gorge
  • Snowmobiling Togwotee Pass or the Continental Divide Snowmobile Trail
  • Ice climbing in Cody
  • Brush Creek Ranch
  • Caldera House
  • Coyote Crossing

 

Of course, these are just some of the countless options for adventure in the Cowboy State during winter. If you're curious about the places we've mentioned above, be sure to check out our full list of the best winter activities and attractions in Wyoming. There's something on the list for every kind of traveler!

What are some of the best winter hikes in Wyoming?

Hiking isn't just a summer activity. In fact, you can go hiking even in the heart of winter here in Wyoming! Below we've listed some winter-friendly hiking trails in Wyoming:

  • Devils Tower National Monument
  • Black Sand Basin Trail, Yellowstone National Park
  • Taggart Lake, Grand Teton National Park
  • Shoshone National Forest
  • Lakes Trail, Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest
  • Rotary Park and Bridal Veil Falls in Casper
  • Shell Falls
  • Bighorn National Forest

 

Learn more about some of these winter-friendly hiking trails in WY.