W• We don’t have giantbusses crowded withcamera-clicking touristssitting behind tintedglass. We do have stunning scenery of therugged Wind RiverMountains, hundreds ofglacial lakes, and wildlifethat rival the most famous sights on earth.

• We don’t have restau-rants run by celebritychefs, we don’t evenhave a greasy burgerjoint with a clown as amascot. We do havelocally-run restaurants,diners and cafes thatwill serve you a greatsteak, a giant breakfast,Mexican and even Chinese food.

• We don’t have rootin’tootin’ fake shoot-outseach night staged foryour entertainment. Wedo have real ranchers

and wranglers androdeos; and each yearwe honor the leg-endary Mountain Manwith the Green RiverRendezvous celebrationin town.

• We don’t have a mallwith designer labels oreven giant discountstore with aisle afteraisle of stuff. We dohave local shops withowners that knowabout customer serv-ice and artisans thatcraft everything fromjewelry to handmadesaddles.

• We don’t have atheme park with rollercoasters and thrill rides.We do have snowmo-biling, Nordic skiing,hiking, camping, fish-ing, and hunting justminutes from down-town that will offer you

thrills you can’t find onany man made ride.

• We don’t have sky-scrapers or a univer-sity; we don’t evenhave a stoplight. Wedo have excellentschools, a Library thatrivals those in bigcities, a stunningAquatic Center, andWyoming’s oldest artsorganization.

• We are a town of2000 built by ranchers,grown by providing en-ergy for the nation, andsurrounded by a stun-ning setting. We inviteyou to visit us andlearn what an authenticwestern town is like, weinvite you to explorethe sights that will stiryour soul, and we willwelcome you to thisspecial place that wecall home.

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SPECIAL EVENT/MEETING FACILITIESRENDEZVOUS POINTE COMMUNITY CENTER425 E. Magnolia Street Pinedale WY 82941307-367-2881 • www.rendezvouspointe.com100 person meeting space, media, computerstations/wireless, lounge area, full servicekitchen, catering services available.

SUBLETTE COUNTY LIBRARY155 South Tyler Pinedale WY 82941307-367-4114 • www.sublettecountylibrary.org220 person event space, high tech, wireless,great location.

PINEDALE AQUATIC AND RECREATION CENTER535 North Tyler Street Pinedale WY 82941307-367-2832 • www.pinedaleaquatic.comRecreational and leisure services Competitionand leisure pools, sauna, gym, climbing wall, ra-quetball, tennis, training equipment, lockerrooms, and more. Youth & adult programs.Childcare offered. Visitors welcome. 797 per-sons capacity.

MOOSE CREEK DINING ROOM1220 West Wilson Avenue Pinedale WY 82941307-367-4616Western dining area with 75 person capacity.

PITCHFORK FONDUE9888 Highway 191 Pinedale WY 82941307-367-3607 • www.pitchforkfondue.comWestern Outdoor Cookout space with hand-crafted picnic tables and canopy covers withbeautiful views of Wind River Range. 240 per-son capacity. Summer operation only.

PINEDALE RODEO GROUNDS9888 Highway 191 Pinedale WY 82941307-367-212020 acres of open grounds and parking for specialevents, rodeos, carnivals, and concerts. 3000+ per-son capacity. $300/day $1,000 security damage de-posit and insurance required for private businesses.Horse related events are considered a waiver of fees.

VFW POST 48011033 West Pine Street Pinedale WY 82941307-367-4339Meeting rooms and kitchen with a bar open tothe public. 100 person capacity.

PINEDALE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM147 East Hennick Street Pinedale WY 82941307-367-2139 x 1 • www.pinedaleschools.org519 seat theater. Call for availablity.

PINEDALE COMMUNITY CHURCH113 South Maybell Pinedale WY 82941307-367-4760200 person capacity. Larger meeting spacethat can open to church ceremonies. Diningroom, kitchen, security deposit required.

PINEDALE FIRE HALL134 South Fremont Pinedale WY 82941307-367-413650 person capacity. Nice room in quiet buildingand open area for additional gathering space.Kitchenette. No fees.

SUBLETTE COUNTY ICE ARENA1219 Washington Street Pinedale WY 82941307-367-6313The Ice Arena is available for facility rental andis managed for ice time for groups such as pub-lic skate, figure skate, and hockey. Off season,facility can accommodate conference space,large banquets, trade shows, indoor concerts.The Archery Room provides private meetingspace. Contact arena for capacity levels.

PINEDALE RIFLE & PISTOL RANGEIndustrial Site Road Pinedale WY 82941www.pinedalerifleandpistol.comPublic range excellent for shooting tourna-ments. 100,200, and 300 yard capabilites withsix target frames and two shooting benchesand outdoor section for pistol range. Openeddaily 8 am to sunset.

SAGEBRUSH DOWNS OVAL RACETRACKHighway 352, approx. 7 miles north of PinedalePinedale WY 82941307-367-4372Outdoor oval racetrack with announcer box, park-ing, concession building. Year round availabilityfor events such as snowmobile race, outdoorsporting events, dog agility, disc golf, motocross.

BED & BREAKFASTCHAMBERS HOUSE BED & BREAKFAST111 West Magnolia Street Pinedale WY 82941307-367-2168 • www.chambershouse.comIntimate 5 bedroom B & B with buffet area andfamily room style meeting space. Located inthe heart of downtown. The oldest running B &B in the state of Wyoming.

RIVERA LODGE BED & BREAKFAST442 Marilyn Pinedale WY 82941307-367-2424Rustic and relaxing, located in downtown closeto restaurants and outdoor parks.

MOTELSLOG CABIN MOTEL49 East Magnolia Street Pinedale WY 82941307-367-4579 • www.thelogcabinmotel.comHistoric cabins built in 1929. A green operationwith a recycling program, cotton and woolblankets, and green housekeeping practices.The cabins offer modern world amenities with

an old west charm. Beautifully landscaped, busparking, pet allowed with deposit, German spo-ken. Picnic area, ATM, shopping, restaurantsnearby. Horse boarding and drop-off serviceavailable.

PINEDALE COZY CABINS66 North Madison Pinedale WY 82941307-367-3401 • www.pinedalescozycabins.com6 cabins/2 bedrooms/full kitchen/living room.Located adjacent to American Legion Park andPine Creek.

WAGON WHEEL MOTEL407 South Pine Street, HWY 191 Pinedale WY 82941307-367-287115 double queen rooms.

HALF MOON MOTEL46 North Sublette Ave Pinedale WY 82941307-367-2851 • www.halfmoonlodge.com8 single, 11 double rooms.

WOLF DEN MOTEL327 Pine Street, HWY 191 Pinedale WY 82941307-231-32095 double rooms, 4 doubles with kitchen.

TETON COURT MOTEL123 East Magnolia Street Pinedale WY 82941307-367-4317 • www.teton-court-motel.com8 single, 4 - two rooms w/ kichenettes, 5 - singlerooms w/ kitchenettes, one two bedroom apartment.

SUNDANCE MOTEL148 East Pine Street Pinedale WY 82941307-367-4789 • www.SundanceMotelWY.com18 rooms - 6 kings, 5 queens, 4 double queens, 2 dou-ble queens with kitchenettes, one triple w/ kitchenette.

BEST WESTERN PINEDALE INN864 West Pine Pinedale WY 82941307-367-6869 • www.bestwestern.com84 rooms.

HOTELSHAMPTON INN & SUITES55 Bloomfield Avenue Pinedale WY 82941307-367-6700 • www.hamptoninn.com102 rooms, 70 person meeting room.

BAYMONT INN & SUITES1624 West Pine Street, HWY 191 Pinedale WY 82941307-367-8300 • www.baymontpinedale.com82 room hotel, 75 person meeting rooms, hotcontinential breakfast served daily.

THE LODGE AT PINEDALE1054 West Pine Street, HWY 191 Pinedale WY 82941307-367-8800 • www.lodgeatpinedale.com43 rooms, 25 person meeting capacity.

HIGH COUNTRY SUITES1133 West Pine Street, HWY 191 Pinedale WY 82941307-367-5770 • www.highcountrysuites.com100 extended stay rooms, 26 person meeting room.

TOWN CAMPGROUNDPINEDALE CAMPGROUND204 South Jackson Pinedale WY 82941307-367-4555Full hook ups, pull through, restroom, showers.

DININGCHINA GOURMET44 West Pine Street Pinedale WY 82941307-367-4788Outstanding gourmet Chinese cuisine with over100 items to choose from with seasonal sushi bar.

CORRAL GRILL AND BAR30 West Pine Street Pinedale WY 82941307-367-2469Good food - Pizza and Burgers.

STOCKMAN'S RESTAURANT AND BAR117 West Pine Street Pinedale WY 82941307-367-4563Daily 6 am-11 pm: Breakfast, lunch, dinner. Out-standing prime rib, steaks, seafood, great po-tato & salad bar, home-made breads. Canaccommodate large groups. Spirits & weekendentertainment. Catering.

WIND RIVER PIZZERIA & PASTA4 Country Club Lane Pinedale WY 82941307-367-6760 • www.windriverpizza.comM-Sat 11am-9pm, Sun 11am-8pmSoup, Salad, & Pizza Bar. Fresh homemade ingredients.

THE WRANGLER CAFÉ905 West Pine Street Pinedale WY 82941307-367-4233Open 7 days a week.Where the good ole' boys meet with family andfriends in this casual family style restaurant. Fa-mous homemade pies, made from scratch daily.

WIND RIVER BREWING COMPANY402 West Pine Street Pinedale WY 82941307-367-2337 • www.windriverbrewingco.comOur brewery is THE spot for those who appre-ciate the art of handcrafted superior brews. Webrew award winning beers, created in-houseusing only the finest ingredients and pure gla-cier water. Our menu includes pub favorites,fresh salads, homemade soups, appetizers andfine steaks. The brew pub is smoke free, haswireless Internet and big screen TVs.

ROCK RABBIT COFFEE & BISTRO23 West Pine Street Pinedale WY 82941

307-367-2448Specialty Coffees and Restaurant downtownPinedale. Find them on facebook for specialsand events.

LOS CABOS MEXICAN RESTAURANT120 West Pine Street Pinedale WY 82941307-367-6781Authentic Mexican Food and Margaritas.

OBO'S MARKET & DELI212 East Pine Street Pinedale WY 82941307-367-3600 • www.obosmarketanddeli.comDeli, grocery, specialty meats and seafood,pizza. Catering available.

WIND RIVER CAJUN CAFÉ & BAKERY9880 Highway 191 Pinedale WY 82941307-367-3634Authentic cajun food and daily lunch specials.Opened 5:00 am - 8:00 pm. Closed Mondays.

SUBWAY1088 West Pine Street Pinedale WY 82941307-367-3346 • www.subway.comOpen Daily from 7:00 am to 9:00pm

SUGAR SHACK310 East Pine Street Pinedale WY 82941307-367-6404To go orders welcome. Opened seasonal withoutdoor picnic tables with canopy.

PATIO GRILL35 West Pine Street Pinedale WY 82941307-367-4611Daily 6am-9pm. American Food.

THE HEART & SOUL BAKERY-CAFÉ27 E. Pine Street Pinedale WY 82941Open 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.Serving-fresh baked goods, soups, salads,sandwiches, espresso-ice cream-gelato-Nicehealthy dining … inside and outside.

MOUNTAIN MOCHA810 West Pine Street Pinedale 82941Open M-F 6am-4pm, Sat-Sun 7am-2pmDrive through bar serving specialty coffees,cider, smoothies, biscotti, oatmeal, breakfastburritos, and other delights.

RECREATIONALBIKER ADVENTURE TOURS307-360-8771 • www.bikeradventuretours.comGuided motorcycle rides throughout the RockyMountain West.

TOP SHELF ARTIC CAT217 Country Club Lane Pinedale WY 82941307-367-3674ATV and Snowmobile licenses.

GANNETT SPORTS1552 West Pine Street Pinedale WY 82941307-367-6711Fishing and hunting licenses.

BUCKY'S OUTDOORS146 South Lincoln Pinedale WY 82941307-367-4561 • www.buckysoutdoors.comATV and Snowmobile licenses.

TWO RIVERS EMPORIUM211 West Pine Street Pinedale WY 82941307-367-4131 • www.2rivers.netFishing Licenses.

THE GREAT OUTDOOR SHOP332 West Pine Street Pinedale WY 82941307-367-2440 • www.greatoutdoorshop.comFishing, hunting licenses. Wind River IndianReservation permits.

SUBLETTE COUNTY OUTFITTERS AND GUIDESwww.westernwyomingoutfitters.comWind River Mountain guides for hunting, fish-ing, mountain climbing, and more.

MAILING SERVICESOFFICE OUTLET43 South Sublette Avenue Pinedale WY 82941307-367-6763Copy center, public fax.

MOOSLEY MAILBOXES34 North Franklin Pinedale WY 82941307-367-7234Mailing, UPS, FedX services, fax service.

WIRELESS & SHIPPING SERVICES26 North Tyler Ave Pinedale WY 82941307-367-4461Cellular Services, UPS, FedX shipping.

TRANSPORTATION SERVICESGREAT OUTDOOR TRANSPORTATION COMPANY332 West Pine Street Pinedale WY 82941307-367-2440Shuttle and transportation services.

SUBLINK STAGE CHARTER SERVICES9326 Highway 191 Pinedale WY 82941307-367-7433Shuttle and transportation services.

PINEDALE AIRPORT9357 Highway 191 Pinedale WY 82941307-367-6425www.emblemaviation.comWell positioned municipal airport located be-tween Rock Springs and Jackson.

JANUARYInternational Pedigree® Stage Stop Sled Dog Race joins thePinedale community on the last Sunday in January each year.The IPSSSDR is the largest dog sled race in the lower 48states, was founded in 1996 by Frank Teasley to make sleddog racing more accessible to the public. Pinedale is the thirdstage of the race and welcomes the professional mushers andvisitors with a Welcome Mushers Dinner and excellent racingamong the Wind River Range. www.wyomingstagestop.org.

FEBRUARYThe One Lunger 100 Vintage Snowmobile Races. ThePinedale Snow Explorers Club plays host to one of the bestvintage snowmobile races in the world for fans and racers.Pre-event registration parties, Vintage Sled Expos, extremefilm premiers, a heck of a race course at Sagebrush Downsand the close proximity to the Continental Divide Snowmo-bile Trails is a great way for racers, fans, crews, and enthusiasts to enjoy an extended President’s Weekend inPinedale. For event information contact Mike Carillo at carrillo241@hotmail.com.

Wyoming Senior Winter Games. Heldannually on President’s Day Weekendwith four days of fun and fitness for athletesage 50 or better. There’s something foreveryone, so mark your calendars forPresident’s Day Weekend and start train-ing! www.wyswintergames.com.

MARCHBig Fish Ice FishingDerby on Fremont Lake.Fremont Lake and Half Moon Lakeare Pinedale’s closest lakes and offer first-rate ice fishing op-portunities. Lakes typically freeze around late December andstay frozen until about mid-March. The highlight of the winteris the first weekend in March with the Big Fish Ice Fishing Derbyon Fremont Lake. Sponsored by the Pinedale Boat Club withhourly prizes and an excellent grand purse, this 2-day weekendevent draws fishermen (and women) from all over the RockyMountain region. www.pinedaleonline.com/boatclub.

APRILCabin Fever Spring Fair. It may have been a long hard win-ter, and the arrival of warmer weather will soon chase awaythose chilly memories … that’s what the folks at SubletteCounty Fairgrounds hope anyway, with the Cabin FeverSpring Fair. Good company and all things cowboy and cow-girl visitors can roundup for the junior high rodeo finals andan evening concert with up and coming country bands.

MAYLocalFest. Hosted annually by the Sublette Local Food Al-liance, this week long event brings together hundreds of in-dividuals from across the Rocky Mountain West, who areengaged in all aspects of "localness" including localeconomies, local food and local distribution. Theconference includes hands on workshops, keynotespeakers, a film festival, and visits to local farms,henhouses and community gardens.

JUNEPinedale Farmers Market. A weekly mar-ket held in the summer months for localand regional growers, artisans and gour-mands. Markets are held on Thursdaysfrom 4:00pm - 7:00pm downtownPinedale between Rock Rabbit andthe Visitor's Center.

Annual Horseshoe Pitch. Sincethe 1976, the Pinedale Boat Clubhas hosted the tournament thathas attracted competitors andspectators alike the first Satur-day in June. Registration be-gins at 10AM and pitchingbegins at 11AM. This is a blinddraw doubles tournament with$500 added purse. Entry feeincludes club membership andtournament fee $50.00 and isheld at American Legion Park.

JULYGreen River Rendezvous.Pinedale’s oldest and longest standing cultural event is heldannually the second weekend in July and is enjoyed by visitorsand locals alike. The four day celebration includes the GreenRiver Rendezvous Pageant, in which local participants re-cre-ate an authentic rendezvous in full costume to give a lively, his-torical performance of this unique time in Pinedale andAmerican history. Vendor Street Fair, Museum of the Mountainspecialty tours and demonstrations, Kids’ Fishing Derby, “Spiritof the Winds” Fireworks Show, 3-on-3 Rendezvous BasketballTournament, Rendezvous Parade, live music, and the NativeAmerican Dance performances makes this Pinedale’s biggestsummer event. www.sublettechamber.com.

AUGUSTWind River Rodeo Series. Friday nights at the PinedaleRodeo Grounds fans get to experiencean authentic rodeo. These rodeosharken back to the earliest roots of ourcowboy history with events like RanchSaddle Bronc and Team Doctoringwhile embracing the competitive na-ture of today’s modern rodeo withBronc Riding, Bull Riding, BarebackRiding, Team Roping, Tie-downRoping, BreakawayRoping, and BarrelRacing. A favorite ofthe night is to excitethose little bucka-roos with the Mut-ton Busting and aCalf Scramble. Itall takes place intwo hours of ac-tion-packed ex-citement and fun forthe entire family. Performancesstart at 7:00 pm. Admission atgate $5-$8/person www.adiamondproductions.net.

Sailing Regatta on FremontLake. The sport of sailingembarks on Wyoming’ssecond largest lake thesecond weekend of August. Often times racers have to travelfar to compete, so it's exciting to have the annual two day,five-race competition right here in our backyard. Pinedale’ssailing season is filled with unique challenges and is the bestenvironment for sailors to train to get better. Event detailsare available at www.pinedaleonline/boatclub/.

SEPTEMBERPinedale Half Marathon at Fremont Lake. At autumn’s peak,the Pinedale Half Marathon draws all walks of life, even therunning ones, annually on the fourth Saturday of the month.The event includes a run/walk for the entire half (13.1 miles),a 10K (6.2 miles) or a one mile course. A FREE CommunityBBQ is open to everyone after the race. Visitors from all overthe states are drawn to this family friendly marathon, espe-cially participants with young ones…quality childcare is of-fered from the Pinedale Aquatic Center to children ages 6weeks to 12 years old on race day. Registration opens in thespring. www.pinedalehalfmarathon.com.

OCTOBERHunting Season. Pinedale is the welcome center for out ofarea hunters. Fifteen of the Wyoming’s twenty two elk fieldgrounds are located in Sublette County, which assure a goodnumber of elk during the hunting season each year. Elk, moose,black bear, mountain lion, antelope, mule deer, white tail deer,big horn sheep…book your next outdoor adventure with one ofour local outfitters. www.westernwyomingoutfitters.com.

NOVEMBERThanksgiving Turkey Trot 5K. The backdrop of the WindRiver Mountains treats participants to spectacular views andhas this event a very popular start to many family’s Thanks-giving Day. visiting trotters are wel-come to join us on the holiday for the5K Run/Walk/Bike Thanksgivingmorning…rain, shine, below zero,windy or the normal beautiful morn-ing at 9:00 am at 22 SportsmanLoop.

DECEMBERMountain Man Christmas.Wyoming’s one and only nighttimeparade happens the second Satur-day in December. The ChristmasTree Lighting, family friendly openhouse at the Visitor Center, hotcocoa, ornament decorating, latenight shopping, and more brings onthe cheer for the upcoming holidayseason on Main Street Pinedale.

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DIRECTIONSDRIVING DIRECTIONS FROM JACKSON:

Leaving downtown Jackson drive south on Scenic Byway 189/191 through Bondurant, Wyoming, southto Pinedale.

DRIVING DIRECTIONS FROM ROCK SPRINGS:Follow US Highway 191 North through Farson and Boulder, Wyoming to

Pinedale.

DRIVING DIRECTIONSFROM SALT LAKE CITYFollow US Highway 80 East for approximately 90miles crossing into Wyoming. Take the US-189North Exit 18 toward Kemmerer/Teton-Yellow-stone/Fossil Butte. Turn left onto Highway189/County Road-181 and continue for approxi-mately 32 miles. Follow all signs and stay on US-189 for approximately 95 miles. Take slightright to Highway 191 and travel 10 miles to enterPinedale.

MUSEUM OF THE MOUNTAIN MANDuring the years 1824-1840, the Pinedale region was atthe heart of the Rocky Mountain Fur Trade, which supplied precious beaver pelts to the fashion industriesof Europe and the eastern United States. Mountain menlike Jim Bridger, Kit Carson, Thomas Fitzpatrick andWilliam Sublette carved their legends here, and openedthe way for the pioneers of the Oregon Trail. The Museum of the Mountain Man shares a comprehensivecollection of Rocky Mountain fur trade journals, relics suchas Jim Bridger’s Rifle and the finest Native American sheephorn bow still in existence. Opened May1 through Nov 1 and winter season by appointment. Admission $3-$5. www.museumofthemountain.com.

AMERICAN LEGION PARKThe American Legion Park is a beautiful setting that attracts locals and visitors daily with its lush grass, healthyestablished trees, walking path, gazebo, seating areas, 24/7public restroom and proximity to the peaceful flow of PineCreek. Pinedale is a community that cares about its veter-ans and its history as seen by the Veteran’s Memorial mon-ument. 68,000 pounds of granite, large glossy blackgranite panels engraved with the names of those whoserved surround a central column that is topped with abronze sculpture of two soaring eagles with the inscription“Honor, Service, Pride.” Members of Fremont Peak VFWPost 4801 conducted extensive research with veterans’names going back several generations to the SpanishAmerican War.

ELKHART PARKElkhart Park is the highest trailhead in the Wind RiverRange starting at 9,100 feet and the surrounding peaksclimb to 13,000 feet. Elkhart trailhead is approximately15 miles northeast of Pinedale with good paved road access and a parking lot. The first four miles of trail guideshikers through fairly dense forest. After five miles is Photographers Point, which offers a glimpse at the Divide and is an excellent day hike. Begin descendingdown towards a series of small lakes and ponds. You willcontinue past about three small lakes, all of which offerfishing possibilities. The trail continues past Seneca Lakeand Little Seneca Lake and over another small pass.Throughout the hike there will be many places to replenish your water with the exception of the first fivemiles. A favorite spot to fill up is just before the ascent toSeneca at Fremont Creek. This is about the half way pointand the water is cool and clean.

CCC PONDS RECREATION AREAThe CCC Ponds Recreation Area holds historical significance as one of the nation's first Civilian Conservation Corp camps, Camp Fremont, during the

New Deal Program in 1933. Locally appreciated for opportunities to shoreline fish, hike, picnic, bike ride, crosscounty ski, observe wildlife…all possible in a day’s visit. Toget to the ponds, take Fremont Lake Road to FS Road749 to FS Road 111 and enter on the left.

FREMONT LAKE OVERLOOKFremont Lake Overlook is a must when passing throughPinedale. A 1.5 mile drive on Fremont Lake Road welcomes you to the rolling foothills and backdrop ofWind River Mountain’s spectacular peaks. Fremont Lake is12 miles long, half a mile wide, and 600 feet deep, making it the second largest natural lake in Wyoming andone of America's deepest. This stunning example of glacial geology was named for explorer John C. Fremont(1813-1890). It should come as no surprise that FremontLake is the recreational hub of Pinedale. It’s a beautiful,pristine and an undeveloped destination that offers easyaccess to outdoor activities summer and winter and is afocal point for popular annual events.

SUBLETTE COUNTY LIBRARYWhen compared to other libraries in Wyoming servingpopulations of 10,000 or less, Sublette County Librarieshave the most visitors and the largest collection of audioand video materials, and print subscriptions. Our librarywelcomes visitors to experience its unique architecture,the Western history room, enlightening lectures, children's programs, film festivals, fine art, and socialgatherings. Many seek quiet moments to access the Internet or walking meditations on the labyrinth designed after the floor of Chartres Cathedral in France.Closed Sundays. www.sublettecountylibrary.org.

PINEDALE AQUATIC CENTERThe “PAC” is a 71,000 square foot recreation facility forall ages. Patrons find the competition lap pool with a diving board and the leisure pool complete with a three-story spiral waterslide, spraying submarine, tumble-buckets, hot tub, and a current channel as sure favorites. Designed as rugged as Pinedale’s surroundingmountains, the PAC has an array of activities; a 32-footclimbing wall, cardio areas, fitness classes, racquetball, anindoor walking track, a multi-purpose gymnasium, outdoor tennis courts, and child care services. Annualevents include the Mountain Man Melee Racquetball Tournament, the Indoor Half Marathon, and the Rendezvous Daze Basketball Tournament. Open Mon. toFri. 5am-9pm; Sat. 10am-6pm; Sun. 12-6pm. Daily Fee, $3-$5. www.pinedaleaquatic.com.

KID’S FISHING PONDVisitors to the Pinedale area have unique fishing opportunities for young children or those with limited

time to fish can throw in a line at the stocked Kid's Fishing Pond at Boyd Skinner Park. The park features aplayground, picnic tables, a paved walking bath, Harmony Bridge over Pine Creek, and public restrooms.Kids 13 and under can catch up to six fish without a license if accompanied by a parent. From Highway 191turn south on Franklin and travel two blocks.

WRANGLER SKATE PARKStreet and freestyle athletes will particularly want to takea break here and it’s best to try to catch it earlier in theday before the locals show up! The skateboard park is located across the street from the Sublette County Library. It includes the skateboard park, beach volleyballcourt, picnic tables, a basketball court and restrooms.

SANDY BEACHSandy Beach is located on the southeast shore of the pristine Fremont Lake at an elevation of 7,400 feet, justthree miles northeast of Pinedale. Sunbathers, swimmers,kayakers, paddle boarders, snorklers, ice fishers, and crosscountry skiers will cherish the easy access to enjoy a bitof Fremont Lake on their travels. From Highway 191, travelnorth onto Skyline Drive for 2.5 miles, turn left onto Forest Service Road 749. Follow the road to the left at the"Y" intersection, and continue for a half-mile to the entrance of Sandy Beach. Sandy Beach glacial water isPinedale's drinking supply and dogs are not permitted onor around the shoreline of the lake.

RENDEZVOUS GOLF COURSEVisitors will be awed by the breathtaking views of theWind River Mountains golfing at Rendezvous MeadowsGolf Course. Surprisingly this golf course includes a proshop, driving range, putting green and the 19th Hole Barwhere you're likely to see the widest demographics ofgolfers: from ranchers to drillers to children, everyone iswelcome on the nine hole course. In the winter, two 1-mile loops are groomed for cross country skiing to provide a convenience for skiers. Trails can be accessedon Country Club Lane across from the Sublette IceArena. Skiers can park at the Ice Arena or along thestreet. Dogs are not permitted. 307-367-4252, golfpinedale.com.

SUBLETTE ICE ARENAHome to the Pinedale Glaciers, Wind River Skate Club,and Wind River Archers Archery Club, the Sublette IceArena hosts several programs, tournaments and specialclinics year round. Visitor's find the facilities and ice tobe outstanding, and often return for public skate. TheSublette County Ice Arena is located on the west end ofPinedale, three blocks south of US Highway 191 off Country Club Lane. 307-367-6313.

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