Dubois

The landscape around Dubois is high, dry country along the Wind River below the Absaroka Range, which has shaped both the town’s compact form and its ranching economy. Established as a ranching community, Dubois retains a pronounced Western character through its horse culture, outfitters and guest ranches. The National Bighorn Sheep Center explains the ecology of Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep found in the surrounding ranges. US Highway 26 climbs west over Togwotee Pass toward Grand Teton National Park, linking the town to a broad expanse of public lands. Browse webcams across the Wind River Valley and western Wyoming to see how Dubois belongs to this wider mountain-and-basin region.

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