Bondurant: US 189/191 - North

Bondurant has served as a rural settlement in western Wyoming since the late 19th century. It lies in the broad Hoback River valley, where US Highway 191 crosses open sagebrush country between the Wyoming Range and the Gros Ventre Mountains. The community takes its name from Jack Bondurant, an early local rancher and settler. Ranching remains part of the valley’s working landscape, while the highway provides a north–south connection through this sparsely settled stretch of Sublette County. Wide flats, riparian ground along the Hoback and long mountain ridges define the area more than a built-up town centre.