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An Experience You’ll Never Forget

       

         Total of 11 Trails: 25k Groomed Trails

 

          Back Country Trails 

 

                Warming Hut at Trail Head

 

                      Overnight Cabin (Reservation Only)

Meeteetse, Wyoming

 

Being located on Wyoming Highway 120 makes Meeteetse very accessible from the north or the south. State and country roads leading directly to the trail head are also maintained all year long. There are gas stations, bars, restaurants, motels, and a convenience store in Meeteetse to supply all of your needs for a perfect day of skiing.

Ski Rentals

 

Cross Country Ski Rentals are available at the Meeteetse Recreational District.

Check in with the office at (307)868-2603 for more details.

Total of 11 Trails: 25k Groomed Trails

 

EASIEST TRAILS

 

                 MORE DIFICULT TRAILS

 

                 MOST DIFICULT TRAILS

 

            South Fork Trail: (2 1/2k) South Fork Trail, upon leaving the Wood River Trail, provides a relatively flat and gently trail throughout its course. Fantastic scenery and small loops through aspen and pine trees await the novice and advanced skier. A great trail for the whole family to enjoy. Back country skiing can be enjoyed at the upper end of this trail. Note the upper loop is groomed only when the river is frozen over, winter camping enthusiast will find the overnight cabin (reservation basis only) located at the end of this trail. 

 

          Wood River Trail: (3/4k) from warming hut to main intersection. A gentle trail that provides access to a majority of the ski trails by way of the triple intersection. Watch out crossing the South Fork Creek.

 

          Yellow Meadow Loop: (2k) around outer loop. This loop branches two ways off the triple intersection and is great on those sunny warm days. Enjoy skiing through a diversity of trees and open spaces several secondary and  major trails can be reached from this loop.

             

             Lower Aspen Trail: (2k) to fence on top. A hilly trail with scattered pine trees and wide open spaces. A gradual climb to the top of Aspen Ridge can be expected. When reaching the tip, rest at the picnic table and enjoy the view, especially looking into the upper reaches of the Wood River.

 

            Lodge Pole Trail: (1/2k) This trail takes you through the pine forests providing an alternative route to South Fork Secondary trails that branch off to take you back to the Wood River Trail.

A Quiet, Scenic and Distinct Ski Touring Park

 

            Big Rock Trail: (1/2k) Turn right at the triple intersection. Big Rock Trail provides a combination of open meadow, pine forest and aspen trees. Enjoy its flat terrain and small hills. Take time to stop and rest at the picnic table by the Big Rock.

 

             Brown Creek Trail: (2k)A variety of trail conditions are to be found on this trail. The trip going in is a gradual uphill climb with an easy downhill slide coming out. Watch out for that first hill! Back country skiing can be enjoyed at the upper end of this trail also.

           

            Upper Aspen Trail: (1K) An alternate trail for those wishing to ski next to the mountain. For those not wanting to ski up Wapiti Ridge, look for the direction sign back to the Lower Aspen Trail.

 

            Aspen Creek Loop: (Back Country Trails) A major loop through beautiful aspen groves. All trails on this loop are marked, but not groomed. A perfect experience for those advanced skiers seeking solitude.

 

             Old Bear Trail: (1/2k) Branch off of the Big Rock Trail. Strap you skis on tight because this one is for the expert. Groomed only when conditions allow.

 

              Wapiti Ridge Trail: (1k) A true test of you skiing ability. We suggest skiing up the trail before attempting a quick downhill descent. The trail is marked but not groomed.

Stop Inside the Meeteetse Rec. to Pick up a Map of the Trails

Meeteetse Recreation District

1010 Park Avenue

Meeteetse, WY 82433

Warming Hut

 

A warming Hut is located at the trail head. It is equipped with tables, stools, maps, and a wood stove. Take advantage of this Hut to eat lunch or warm up.

Overnight Cabin

 

The Overnight Cabin is located at the end of the Southfork Trail, and is open All Year Round. Advance reservations are required and may be made by calling (307)868-2603, a limit of 2 nights per reservation. This cabin is a wonderful addition to our park. Furnishings include two sets of bunk beds, wood stove, wood, fire extinguisher, fire alarm, lantern, fuel, and a porta potty. This is an excellent opportunity for winter camping enthusiasts to enjoy the peace and quiet of the Wood River Valley.

(Donations are very much appreciated!)