REMOTE & REMARKABLE

Our corner of Wyoming is a treasure worth protecting.

Protect Yourself

Use caution as a compass, and embrace the wilderness with humility, vigilant with every step, leaving a bare campsite.

Protect Dubois

Explore with a light footprint and ensure that the pristine beauty of this land remains untouched for future generations.

Protect Wildlife

Keep the wild West wild, and stand aside, a shadow in their narrative, a guest, not an intruder in their space.

Welcome to Dubois

Our quiet gem of the Dynamic ContentWest offers a unique blend of natural beauty, rich history, and warm hospitality. Barely an hour from Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Park, it’s peaceful here, with so many things to do in the Wind River, Absaroka, and Owl Creek mountain ranges, vast forests, and meandering rivers, our charming town offers a unique blend of natural beauty, rich history, and warm hospitality.

Weekly Summer Events in the Wild West

Friday Night Rodeo

Live action at its finest with the most family friendly persona, we have something for everyone. Every Friday from mid-June thru mid-August, we provide the community with the utmost in real west rodeo entertainment.

Friday Nights | June 5th – August 21rd | 7:30 pm

5639 US Hwy 26, Dubois, WY

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Dinner & Sunset

Hors d’oeuvres, drinks, dinner, campfire, live music, sunset at Absaroka Ranch. Details & Registration Here.

Farmers Market

Come enjoy the harvest bounty of fruits, veggies, elderberry syrup, local Honey, authentic gumbo, homemade jams, Arnica salve, Apple Cider, Juniper Pepper Rub, fresh baked sourdough breads and more.

June through September: Every Thrusday, 4:00-5:30 PM

October through May: 1st and 3rd Thursdays, 3:00-4:30 PM

Located at 3 Spear Rations

202 E. Ramshorn, Dubois, WY.

Dubois Museum Events

The Dubois Museum hosts a variety of engaging events throughout the year—some are free, while others require a small fee. From hands-on kids’ activities to historical speaker series and guided treks, there’s something for all ages. Stay updated by checking their event calendar regularly.

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Located at Dubois Museum

20 Stalnaker St, Dubois, WY 82513

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Wyoming’s Tucked Away Trail Town

Off the beaten path, circled by wilderness.






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Yellowstone National Park

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Grand Teton National Park

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Perhaps the only place on earth where can explore all three kinds of mountains in one spot—rugged peaks driven up by underground collisions, blown out by volcanoes, or carved out by glaciers. Some of the best hiking, fishing, wildlife viewing, and horse-packing trips in the United States.

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Hunting
Hunting
Hiking
Hiking
Backcountry Camping
Backcountry Camping
Fishing
Fishing
Water Sports
Water Sports
ATV Rentals
ATV Rentals
Biking
Biking
Snowmobiling
Snowmobiling
Scenic Drives & Wildlife
Scenic Drives & Wildlife
Mountain Ranges, Backcountry Guides, Backcountry Camping,
Horseback Riding
Horseback Riding
Golf
Golf
Dog Sledding
Dog Sledding
Snowshoeing
Snowshoeing
Historic Sites
Historic Sites
National Bighorn Sheep Museum
National Bighorn Sheep Museum
National Museum of Military Vehicles
National Museum of Military Vehicles
Dubois Museum
Dubois Museum
Nana's Bowling and Bakery
Nana’s Bowling and Bakery
Fish Hatchery
Fish Hatchery
Rodeo
Rodeo
4th of July Parade
4th of July Parade
Airport Event
Airport Event
Wild West Brewfest
Wild West Brewfest
Day of the Cowboy
Day of the Cowboy
Buffalo BBQ
Buffalo BBQ
Farmers Market
Farmers Market
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FUN FOR EVERY SEASON

ADVENTURE

ADVENTURE

Our Wind River Valley provides a much-needed respite from the crowds and easy access to all the greatest adventures.

Larger neighbors—the national parks, Jackson Hole, and Lander—are all within a two hours drive. Our quiet gem of the West has enough to offer a rich experience on its own, season after season, and over 100 years of travelers have kept the area lively with the people who know its almost-secret rewards.

DAY ITENERARY

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People who are savvy, or just plain lucky, experience Dubois in autumn. The aspens are clothing the mountainsides in brilliant yellow and the days are still summery and warm. The crowds are gone from the park and our weather is at its best: Mild, and dry, with endless blue skies. The wildlife has started to come down from the mountains and migrate over the ridges, making hunting season a prime time to visit. Keep your eyes open for bighorn sheep, elk, moose, or pronghorn antelope — and look to the skies for hawks and eagles.
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