Bondurant: US 189/191 - South

Bondurant combines open sagebrush flats with low, forested hills in a way that reflects its position in Wyoming’s Hoback Basin. This small community stands along US 191, the north–south highway connecting Jackson with Pinedale, within the Hoback River watershed. Ranching remains a defining use of the land, marked by fenced pasture and widely spaced homesteads in a sparsely populated road corridor. The surrounding country forms part of western Wyoming’s broad mountain-and-valley terrain, between the Wyoming Range and the Gros Ventre Mountains. Bondurant’s practical, remote character is shaped by through traffic, livestock operations and access to the region’s public lands.