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Bridger-Teton National Forest
Wyoming

With the impressive peaks of Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks looming as silent sentinels on the horizon, Bridger-Teton presents its visitors with a wide array of exciting possibilities, from the churning white rapids of the Snake River below to shimmering snow-covered summits reaching to 13,785 feet above sea level-and a plethora of adventures in between.

Bridger Wilderness

Characterized by colossal skies and a continuum of the untamed Bridger, Gros Ventre and Teton wildernesses, Bridger-Teton boasts over one thousand species of rare plants, creating one of the most diverse collections of wildlife in the national forest system. Though the forest's forty-seven peaks may look formidable, they welcome the novice camper while still providing unforgettable escapades to the veteran climber.

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