Tonight 5:00–7:00 p.m. · Saturday 7:00–8:30 a.m. · Race packets at Rendezvous Pointe, 425 E Magnolia
Outdoors
Open ski areas, current campground pages, live museum hours, and ranger-district phone numbers confirmed for 2026.
Field notes
Aspen season. Ski listings wait on the Winter filter until the lifts run. Call the Pinedale Ranger District at 307-367-4326 before a Wind River trip. If you landed this morning, sleep a night first. Density altitude at the field is about 7,912 feet.
6 notes · Open now
6 guides shown for Open now.
01 · Year-round
Year-round
Watercraft up to 35 feet launch from the Lower Boat Dock when depths are normal. Sandy Beach is the family swim and paddle spot; dogs are not allowed there. Fremont Lake Campground on the east shore typically runs late May through early September. Ice fishing and the Big Fish Ice Derby take over in winter.
02 · Summer
Summer
Island Lake is about 10 miles from Elkhart Park and is often done as an overnight with a stop at Seneca Lake. Overnight trips need a free self-issued wilderness permit. Campfires are not allowed above timberline, and camps must sit at least 200 feet from lakes and trails. Call the Pinedale Ranger District before you go; snow can linger into July.
05 · Year-round
Year-round
A Wyoming fishing license is required. The Pinedale Game and Fish office handles licenses and current regulations. Live New Fork, Pine Creek, Green River, and East Fork flows sit on the river desk. Fremont Lake supports summer derbies and a winter ice derby hosted by the Pinedale Boat Club. High-lake fishing is a wilderness trip, not a roadside outing. The brown trout and river plates are from Seedskadee National Wildlife Refuge, on the Green River south of town.
06 · Summer
Summer
Book tee times by phone or at golfpinedale.com. Summer hours stretch 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Frost delays are common in spring and fall. In winter the course grooms walking and ski trails when snow allows.
07 · Year-round
Year-round
Summer hours run May 1 through October 31, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. Winter visits are by advance appointment. Admission is $10 for ages 13 and up, $8 for seniors and veterans, and free for children 12 and under. The 2026-27 featured exhibit is Confluence of Cultures: 87 works by 45 artists.
08 · Year-round
Year-round
The building is open Monday-Friday 5 a.m.-8 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m.-4 p.m. It is closed Sunday. Leisure and competition pool hours are shorter and can change for lessons or meets. Climbing wall hours are Monday-Friday 4-6 p.m. and Saturday 12-4 p.m.
USGS · Sublette County
Live flow, gage height, and water temperature from wy-water on top of the USGS instantaneous service. Scan tonight's board, click a sensor on the map, then walk the corridor upstream toward the lakes or down toward Big Piney.
As of Fri, Sep 18, 10:27 AM Mountain Time. 13 live, 3 quiet, 16 public gages. Values are USGS provisional. A cubic foot per second is about 7.5 gallons every second — not a wading depth.
Same desk on WeatherLast 24 hours
Largest rises and falls versus that same sensor yesterday. The week mark is that gage's seven-day flow shape. Click a row for the 24-hour hydrograph. Not a ranking of rivers.
Rising
Falling
No swing over half a cfs.
Tonight
Live cubic feet per second, the week's flow shape, then the 24-hour change on that same sensor. Click a row for the 24-hour hydrograph.
Sensor map
Dots are USGS coordinates. Size is live flow against the largest live gage on this map — volume, not a wading depth. Thin lines join gages on the same river in catalog order, headwaters toward the valley — not a surveyed channel.
Upstream → downstream
Same river, in order. Bar length is tonight's live flow against the largest live gage here — not how wadable the water is.
Week mark, then live flow. A row opens the seven-day hydrograph.
New Fork River
New Fork at town. 15.1 cfs.
The New Fork on the west edge of town, just before Pine Creek joins. Last USGS ping Fri, Sep 18, 9:00 AM.
Up 2.8 cfs since yesterday
About steady over the last six hours
About 113 gallons passing every second.
This week on this gage
Near the high for this week on this gage
On this river
Compare
Walk this river
The gage you leave stays as the dashed overlay. [ and ] do the same when the graph is focused.
Flow
15.1cfs
New Fork at Big Piney 317 cfs
302 cfs below New Fork at Big Piney at this hour
2.8 cfs above the same hour yesterday
Fri, Sep 18, 9:00 AM
Drag across the line, click a day, or use the arrow keys. Download CSV is this window, USGS provisional. The dashed sage line is the compare gage on the same scale.
High Mon, Sep 14, 2:15 PM. Low Thu, Sep 17, 5:00 AM. Both marks are this gage, this week only.
Field school
Cubic feet per second is volume, not depth. One cubic foot of water is about 7.5 gallons. Right now 15.1 cfs means about 113 gallons pass this sensor every second.
Green River
The Green starts at Green River Lakes above Cora. These plates are farther south at Seedskadee National Wildlife Refuge: a fall brown and the river at Horseshoe Bend.
Elkhart Park to Titcomb
Island Lake, Seneca Lake, Photographers Point, and Titcomb Basin sit at the end of Skyline Drive from Pinedale.
