Boulder, Wyoming · Fremont County
The Sweetwater River is located along the base of the Wind River range. It has been found to meet criteria as a "Wild and Scenic River". Sections have been identified as Wild, Scenic or Recreational in nature, allowing recreation experiences for many different visitors. This is a fee-free site. Some of the recreation o…
The Sweetwater River is located along the base of the Wind River range. It has been found to meet criteria as a "Wild and Scenic River". Sections have been identified as Wild, Scenic or Recreational in nature, allowing recreation experiences for many different visitors. This is a fee-free site. Some of the recreation opportunities are ADA accessible.
State Highway 28 east of Farson 34 miles. North on County Road 23-132 Continental Divide Road 12 miles. East on BLM 4105 six miles. North on BLM 4112 three miles . The river parallels the route. Segments are either Wild. Scenic, or Recreational.
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