Style Guide

Shed Hunting

If treasure hunting and tromping through the mountains had a child, that offspring would be shed hunting. A favorite activity of many Wyomingites every spring, shed hunting starts in the...

Food Storage When Camping

“A Fed Bear is a Dead Bear.”   You’ve likely heard this, but what does it mean? In bear country, how you store your food is more than a matter...

Winter Responsibly Videos

Summer Responsibly

With more than 2,000 miles of trails and roads across six mountain ranges (the Snake River Range, Salt River Range, Wyoming Range, the Absarokas, Gros Ventres, and Wind River Range),...

Winter Responsibly

The BTNF is bigger than Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks combined, is home to three developed ski areas, and has more than 1,000 miles of trails for snowmobiling, fat...

videos de habilidades del senderismo

Estos videos explicá ¿cómo prevenir accidentes? ¿Cómo dejar un lugar mejor de como lo encontraste? ¿Qué encargar para una caminata? ¿Y cómo protegerse de y cohabitar con osos?    ...

Tag Responsibly

Tag your face, not the place. We are loving some places to death. Geotagging on social media isn’t the only reason this is happening, but it is part of the...

Select a Backcountry Campsite

Picking the perfect campsite is equal parts art and science, and the more you camp, the easier it gets. While you might come to realize that you value views over...

Campsite cleanup

How to Deal With Trash

Whether you’re out for a day hike or a week-long backpacking trip, you should carry out all of your trash with you, from candy wrappers to banana peels, toilet paper,...

Basics to know before you go

The Bridger-Teton National Forest belongs to the public and a goal of ours is to help make visiting the forest fun and safe for everyone. Here are some how-tos to...