Alpine

Among Wyoming’s mountain communities, Alpine stands out for the confluence of the Snake, Salt and Greys rivers near Palisades Reservoir. The town occupies the northern end of Star Valley, where U.S. routes 89 and 26 follow river corridors linking the area with Jackson Hole and eastern Idaho. Forested slopes of Bridger-Teton National Forest rise to the east, while the reservoir and Snake River Canyon draw boaters, anglers and rafters. Alpine belongs to a region shaped by late-19th-century Latter-day Saint settlement, a legacy shared by many of Star Valley’s small towns. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of Wyoming’s Snake River country.

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