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
Cirque
“The most famous granite amphitheatre in the Lower 48 has no permit, no quota and no fee. The barrier is that it is 57 miles of road from Pinedale before you start walking.”
Titcomb
“A basin of alpine lakes under the Continental Divide, in a wilderness that asks nothing of you at the trailhead and everything of you after it.”
Thru-Hikes & Long Trails
Epic multi-day traverses starting from Wind Rivers
All Permits
Select a permit to see its dates, requirements, and how it is issued
Cirque of the Towers permit
Iconic granite amphitheater. On-trail access from Big Sandy.
Gannett Peak (Wyoming Highpoint) permit
Wyoming's highest at 13,804 ft. Technical glacier climb.
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.
Other National Forests & Wilderness Areas
Explore more wilderness permits in the region
CT permits
2 permits
Indian Peaks permits
3 permits
Linville Gorge permits
2 permits
Wichita Mountains permits
1 permit
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.
When should I apply for Bridger-Teton National Forest / Wind River Range permits?
Timing varies by permit type, and none of the Wind Rivers permits below is released on a dated online calendar we can scan. Check each permit for how it is issued and when its season runs.