Alpine Northeast: Alpine Junction: US 287 Pumpkin Vine - Northwest
Alpine Junction sits on the High Plains in southeastern Wyoming, United States, where Interstate 80 runs through open grassland beneath broad, treeless horizons. This is a sparsely settled road landscape of low cuts, embankments and reddish soil, shaped by long-distance traffic and the region’s open-range character. I-80 is Wyoming’s principal east–west interstate route, linking Cheyenne and Laramie before continuing across the state. Alpine Junction belongs to the elevated interior of the American West, where divided carriageways, wide verges and open terrain convey the scale of southeastern Wyoming. Its identity lies in the road corridor and the expansive land around it.
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Built around the confluence of the Snake, Greys and Salt rivers, Alpine Northeast has developed as a small community on Wyoming’s western border. The surrounding terrain marks the transition between Star Valley and the Snake River Canyon, with the Salt River Range rising to the east. Palisades Reservoir begins just north of Alpine, where the Snake River is impounded along the Wyoming–Idaho line. Nearby backcountry forms part of Bridger-Teton National Forest, while U.S. Route 89 links the area with Jackson and eastern Idaho. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of western Wyoming connects with eastern Idaho and the mountain country north toward Jackson.
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