Why Wyoming: Pinedale

[@themiddleone3085]

From someone born and raised in Wyoming I can't imagine living and raising my kids anywhere else

[@donadams9755]

My friend and I used Pinedale as a hub during our fishing/camping trips in the Winds. What a great place. I'd like to go back some time.

[@PragmaticCommoner]

2005-2008 I lived in pinedale. Leaving is one of my biggest regrets. I worked for both the Children’s Discovery Center, which is free pre-school for those who qualify and is a fantastic organization and the Wind River brew pub under the original owner. Josh and Laura from Great Outdoors shop are dear to me, even if they might not remember me, lol. Thanks for the Alan Watts books Josh. Solid. Pinedale is still the “home” of my heart. My ancestor is Joseph Walker, there is a full size wax model of him in the Pinedale History museum. There is someone to play his part in the rendezvous every year. In other words, Pinedale is the place to be. One day or one century. Take your pick.

[@daniruthere]

I love Pinedale! I'm the gal with the Cowgirl hat!!

[@vectorm4]

It must have been the Great Outdoors Shop; some 30 years ago a Pinedale outfitter loaned me topographical maps of the mountains for my week long back packing trip with my Dad. Of course we returned the maps after the trip! The greatest people ... in Wyoming/ Pinedale.

[@Hikewyoming]

There’s only one place in the world I always want to be and that is Pinedale. My father lived there for years, married my sweetheart who is a Pinedale native and some day we’re going to find a way to call it home.

[@DJhunta]

Came to town for FATbike Worlds. I really liked the town. I didn't even know you had a ski resort and the brewery was great wish I had my Skates also.

[@Thomas_scanlon]

saw myself in legion park

[@kriswittlieff9586]

Bring LOTS of money AND probably a couple credit cards and you will have fun.............