STARTING POINT ROUTE A: EVANSTON DOWNTOWN VISITOR CENTER RoUTE a (FRoM EVaNsToN) A Roundhouse & Rail Yards | Evanston Evanston is home to one of the only remaining complete roundhouses on the old Union Pacific line between Omaha and Sacramento. = ACCESSIBLE NATURAL AREAS Visitor Centers • Evanston • Green River • Jackson • Pinedale • Rock Springs • Star Valley Fort Bridger B state Historic site | Fort Bridger Tour restored buildings highlighting the history of this 19th-century fur-trading post, a vital supply stop for wagon trains traversing the Oregon, California and Mormon trails. Yellowstone National Park State Parks & National Forests • Ashley National Forest • Bear River State Park • Bridger-Teton National Forest • Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest C Fossil Country Frontier Museum | Kemmerer Teton Village 5.0 Green River Valley Museum | Big Piney Jackson Hole Mountain Resort Via Ferrata Teton Village skyline drive scenic Loop | Pinedale square state Brewing Rock Springs A sampling of annual exhibits at this hidden gem includes a replica coal mine, bootlegging stills and a preserved footprint of a hadrosaurid (aka, a duck-billed dino). D star Valley scenic Byway This picturesque 80-mile stretch of Highway 89 starts at the Idaho–Wyoming border, climbs up Salt Canyon and Salt River Pass and descends into sprawling and verdant Star Valley. See the World’s Largest Elkhorn Arch, a collection of more than 3,000 shed antlers woven together over an Afton highway. F L Jackson 4.5 E intermittent spring | Afton Known as the “spring that breathes,” the Intermittent Spring near Afton is one of only three periodic springs in the world that flows on predictable intervals. Star Valley f snow King Gondola | Jackson Ride the Snow King Mountain gondola 1,600 feet up for unparalleled snow-covered views of the Grand Tetons and the historic town of Jackson below. k j Chinese Joss House Museum | Evanston Cowboy Country distilling | Pinedale Fossil Butte National Monument near Kemmerer Fremont Lake near Pinedale Granite Hot springs pool | near Bondurant D e Afton Pinedale STARTING POINT ROUTE B: FLAMING GORGE NATIONAL RECREATION AREA CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT: WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM/ANDY AUSTIN; INSTAGRAM/ALTITUDEDRUGANDWYOMINGGIFTS; WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM/NEW THOUGHT DIGITAL; WYOMING OFFICE OF TOURISM/KATIE BOUE. RoUTE B (FRoM GREEN RiVER) G Flaming Gorge National Recreation area near Green River Named for the landscape’s natural kaleidoscopic hues, 207,636-acre Flaming Gorge is a land of living color. Tour this stretch of scenic roadway via bus tours with local guides: explorewy.com/flaming-gorge-tour. A B i H Farson piedmont Charcoal Kilns state Historic site near Evanston pilot Butte Wild Horse scenic Loop Tour Rock Springs to Green River sweetwater County Historical Museum Green River Kemmerer c H seedskadee National Wildlife Refuge | Green River More than 220 bird species inhabit the refuge: Keep your eyes peeled for bald eagles, trumpeter swans and moose, or visit the family-friendly welcome center. Evanston Green River Teton Mountain Lodge & spa | Teton Village White Mountain petroglyphs | Rock Springs The Wort Hotel | Jackson A B Fort Bridger Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area i Farson Mercantile & ice Cream shop | Farson Whether your flavor of choice is butter pecan or mint chocolate chip, a stop at Farson Mercantile — home of the “Big Cone” — for a scoop (or three) is a must. Start Route A G 4.0 Million dollar Cowboy Bar | Jackson j The Museum of the Mountain Man | Pinedale Exhibits include an exact replica of an 1800s Sioux lodging and a life-size grizzly-bear-attack diorama — featuring frontiersman Hugh Glass and inspired by the 2015 movie “The Revenant.” Start Route B Find more Wyoming things to do at tripadvisor.com. k Green River Lakes & squaretop Mountain near Pinedale A pair of sparkling green-blue lakes in the Bridger-Teton National Forest, Green River Lakes boast awe-inspiring vistas of the Wind River Range’s photogenic 11,695-foot Squaretop Mountain. l The National Museum of Wildlife art | Jackson This Jackson gem boasts more than 5,000 works of art, including pieces by Georgia O’Keeffe, Andy Warhol and John James Audubon. Plus, it delivers incredible views of the National Elk Refuge. END POINT: YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK SOUTH ENTRANCE pLaN YoUR TRip Learn more about Salt to Stone road-trip towns as you map out your Wyoming adventure: travelwy.com/sts-cities. TRAVELWYOMING.COM 21
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