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Wyoming Mountains

I consider myself very fortunate to have grown up in Wyoming so close to the Wind River Mountains. The Wind Rivers hold Gannett Peak, the highest summit in Wyoming, Squaretop Mountain which is 3 times taller than Devil's Tower, and one of the most beautiful alpine environments you'll ever find: The Cirque of The Towers. The Wind Rivers serve as a mighty ambassador of the state, they are big, remote and rugged, and to scale their majestic summits you're going to have to do more than dayhiking. And the Tetons, those aren't bad either.





"I climb because I'm here. I don't battle the mountains, I don't conquer anything, even when I do pull myself onto a summit. For me, the triumph comes in every step, in every breath and heartbeat along the way. It's the sheer pleasure of being on the planet, seeing the mountains around me and, for a brief moment, being a part of them. I climb for a simple reason: because I'm alive." -- Stacy Allison

Medicine Bow Peak
The Grand Teton

 
Trip Reports with photos

Name
Elevation
Roundtrip Mileage
Vertical Gain(feet)
Range
The Grand Teton
13,770 feet
15.0
7,500
Tetons
Squaretop Mountain
11,652 feet
28.0
3,600
Wind Rivers
Mitchell Peak
12,482 feet
20.0
3,400
Wind Rivers
Medicine Bow Peak
12,013 feet
5.0
2,500
Snowy Range
The Cirque of The Towers
NA
20.0
3,825
Wind Rivers


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