• Visit Fremont Lake

    Located right in the backyard of Pinedale is Fremont Lake, the 2nd largest body of water in the state of Wyoming and the 7th deepest in the country. The lake holds fun activities all year round including swimming and boating in the warmer months and ice fishing in the colder.

  • Cruise Skyline Drive

    One of our favorite drives in the county is Skyline Drive above Fremont Lake. Leaving Pinedale the road weaves its way up and around Fremont Lake with stunning views all around. At around 9,500ft the road dead-ends at a parking lot with trailhead options for hikers of all skill levels.

  • Hike Sacred Rim Trail

    As far as hiking goes, Pinedale has it all. One of our favorite hikes is the Sacred Rim Trail located at the end of Skyline Drive in Elkhart Park. With relatively little elevation gain, this hike offers mountain vistas while strolling through forests of pine trees, bubbling creeks and small grass covered meadows. The trail ends at a cliff face that faces the Wind River Range with spectacular views of the alpine lakes and mountain peaks. You won’t find this hike on your average trail map and the locals like to keep it a secret. Ask us for tips on how to get to the hike!

  • Drive to Soda Lake

    This is the drive that convinced our family to move to Pinedale. Traveling out of Pinedale the paved road quickly turns into a dirt path that is surrounded by curious cattle and free range horses. Soda Lake is a smaller lake with a stunning view of the snow capped peaks in the distance. Great option for a quick and easy drive with good views.

  • Ski White Pine

    Pinedale is home to the White Pine Ski Resort located just a 15 minute drive north of town. White Pine is the perfect option for families with little ones and those who want to avoid the expensive resorts in Jackson Hole. You can rent equipment at the resort if you don’t have your own.

  • Snowmobile and ATV Adventures

    Pinedale has a few places where you can rent machines for your winter or summer off-road adventures. Some places offer guided excursions as well. Ask us for a recommendation on which company to go with.

  • Fat Tire Biking & Cross Country Skiing

    The hills and mountains around Pinedale have miles of groomed trails for Fat Tire Biking and Skiing. If offtrail is more your style, the mountains have plenty of options for snowshoeing.

  • Pinedale Aquatic Center

    535 N Tyler Ave

    No matter the season, Pinedale’s very own Aquatic Center is a great option for families and anyone who would like to recreate. The indoor facility features a water slide and lazy river, hot tub, and a larger pool for swimming laps. If water isn’t your thing there is a full workout facility, indoor track and basketball court.

  • Bison’s Bounty

    21 N Franklin Ave

    If you are in need of a souvenir then Bison’s Bounty has got you covered. This charming little store has a great selection of souvenirs that are thoughtful and unique. They are also known for their made-to-order mini-donuts and hand scooped ice cream.

  • Great Outdoor Shop

    332 W Pine St

    Heading out on an adventure? We highly recommend you stock up here before you go. If it has to do with the outdoors, this shop has it. Amazing selection of hiking and camping gear as well as trendy clothing and fun souvenirs. If fishing is your thing, check out their sister store that deals entirely in fly fishing located just next door.

  • Pine Coffee Supply

    47 W Pine St.

    If you are in need of a fix of caffeine or a quiet place to surf the web we highly recommend Pine Coffee. They have a wide variety of locally roasted coffee as well as other specialty drinks and food options. Located just down the road from the Jackalope, this is a great stop on the way to whatever adventure awaits you.

  • Lakeside Lodge Restaurant and Bar

    99 Forest Service Rd

    Fremont Lake is the crown jewel of Pinedale and Lakeside Lodge sits right on its southern shore. The restaurant is open on the weekends with an extensive menu, amazing drink options and unparalleled views of the lake and Wind River Range. If you are feeling adventurous you can even rent equipment to do your own exploring on the lake, such as kayaks, paddle boards and boats.

  • Pitchfork Fondue Western Cookout

    9888 US-191

    Nothing says Wyoming like a good old-fashioned fondue cookout! This is our absolute favorite option for dinner if you want to make some memories and eat like a king. The name says it all. Eat outside while being served amazing cuts of meat right off of a pitchfork. Situated right next to the rodeo grounds, it is a walkable distance from the Jackalope. Note that it is only open in the summer on Thursday-Saturday evenings.

  • Dave's Last Stand

    310 E Pine St

    Got a sweet tooth? Dave’s is an ice cream stand that is just across the street from the Jackalope and is a win for dessert or even a meal. A great option for families.

  • Wind River Brew Pub

    402 W Pine St

    Pinedale has its very own brewery with a great selection of beers and a great food menu as well. This is a great option for families with younger children. Situated right on the Main Street it has a fun atmosphere with outdoor seating and is only a short walk to the creek side park and shopping.