Shoshone National Forest
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The Wyoming Wilderness Association (WWA) is pleased to offer three guided outings into wild and unique places in the Shoshone National Forest. These are exceptional opportunities for adults and families to discover spectacular areas while learning about our public wild lands.
 
We have a Wild and Scenic car campout, a wonderful day hiking the DuNoir and a Grizzly Bear ecology tour. So sign up quickly!

Saturday, August 2 ▲▲▲Shoshone NF: Grizzly Bear Ecology Tour—Hike into grizzly bear country with Chuck Neal, retired U.S. Dept. of the Interior ecologist. Chuck calls himself “a student of grizzly bears and their habitat for 30 years.” This annual popular adventure fills fast and provides an amazing all-day expedition to a Shoshone NF roadless area to learn about the ecology and biology of grizzlies.

Saturday, September 6 ▲▲▲ Shoshone NF: DuNoir Hike—Aaron Bannon, WWA Governing Council Member. Impressive, rugged ridges and valleys with flowing rivers are the highlight of this proposed wilderness area. The DuNoir was recommended for Wilderness in the Draft Forest Plan in 2007.  Last year, this hike filled fast, so sign up early. Spend a long day hiking a 14-mile loop, crossing the Continental Divide to see panoramic views of the DuNoir and Ramshorn areas. Co-sponsored by the Wyoming Outdoor Council.