Bridger-Teton National Forest / Wind River Range Permits
Wyoming's Wind River Range: remote alpine wilderness with America's largest glaciers outside Alaska and the legendary Wind River High Route.
Signature Experiences
The most sought-after permits in Wind Rivers
Thru-Hikes & Long Trails
Epic multi-day traverses starting from Wind Rivers
All Permits
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Cirque of the Towers
Iconic granite amphitheater. On-trail access from Big Sandy.
Titcomb Basin
Popular alpine basin beneath Gannett Peak.
Wind River High Route Permit
America's premier off-trail alpine traverse—80 miles of glacier crossings, 12,000-foot passes, and route-finding through the largest wilderness in the Lower 48.
Gannett Peak (Wyoming Highpoint)
Wyoming's highest at 13,804 ft. Technical glacier climb.
Other National Forests & Wilderness Areas
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Wind Rivers Permit FAQ
What permits are required for Bridger-Teton National Forest / Wind River Range?
Bridger-Teton National Forest / Wind River Range requires permits for various activities including Wind River High Route, Cirque, Titcomb, Gannett Peak. Each permit has different requirements and booking processes.
How do I get a permit for Bridger-Teton National Forest / Wind River Range?
Permits for Bridger-Teton National Forest / Wind River Range are available through Walk-Up systems. Use PermitSnag to track availability and get notified when cancellations occur.
When should I apply for Bridger-Teton National Forest / Wind River Range permits?
Timing varies by permit type. Lottery permits typically open months in advance, while reservation permits release on a rolling basis. Set up alerts with PermitSnag to never miss an opening.