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Stay the night at Longhorn RV & Motel, and there's whitewater on Wind River for all you adrenaline junkies. Hiking along the Dinwoody Trail is magnificent fun, and after a long day outdoors Super 8 Dubois is a brilliant place to spend a night or two. Summertime highs at Mud Lake mostly tend to be in the 80's, and the nighttime is somewhat cooler of course, ordinarily in the 40's. For the duration of the wintertime highs are typically in the 30's; winter nights
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| | come with lows in the 10's to Mud Lake. Mud Lake is right by the Dry Creek Trail. There's so much to do here at Mud Lake that you need to camp here for a while, Circle Up Camper Court Shop is a perfect place for that. Not far from Mud Lake, you'll hit upon Dinwoody Lake which is a beautiful lake. This lake is so wonderful. You can run the rapids of Wind River - East Fork next to Mud Lake, and if you need a location to stay Best Western Pinedale Inn is | |
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a good choice. Not much precipitation falls here at Mud Lake; through the month of June you get the most rain around here, and February is the month with the least moisture. You'll wish for more hours in a day to enjoy all the
exciting stuff at Mud Lake. Have a tremendous hiking adventure along the Ink Wells Trail, and since you might be in a lake visiting mood you can always stop at nearby Upper Dinwoody Lake.
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Coordinates: Latitude: 43.33694 Longitude: -109.4275
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Wind River, Fremont CountyCounty, 11 miles away Class II-III - 3 miles long (3 miles to 6 miles below Dubois) |
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Wind River - East Fork, Fremont CountyCounty, 13 miles away Class -blank- - 11 miles long (Wilderness boundary to Wiggins Fork) |
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Bull Lake Creek, Fremont CountyCounty, 14 miles away Class -blank- - 12 miles long (North Fork to Bull Lake) |
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Double Lake
 | 10 miles away Fish it with royal wolfs being stipped on top of the water, big cuttthroats will slam it... |
Ross Lake Trail
 | 15 miles away In four days four of us caught 13 fish over 20 inches and 27 fish overall, none of which were less than 14 inches. Campsites are plentiful and established. Great views of other mountain lakes beautiful sunsets and sunrises. The trail is very nice and well marked the entire way. All the climbing is worth every minute once you see the lake....Ross Lake wasn't worth the trip. Horrible fishing and rough trail. I'd recommend other destinations over Ross Lake. Lots of the forest in the area has burned and is not very scenic.... |
Hay Pass Trail
 | 19 miles away I backpacked over Hay Pass (from Boulder Lake Trailhead to to Golden Lakes) last July 25. Easy ascent to pass except for stream crossings, trail gets faint for about 1/4 mi.above Dennis Lake (quite a view down to the lake. At the outlet of the unnamed lake (Beth Lake???) below the pass on the west side (at head of North Fk Boulder Cr.) water was high & swift, so I routed eastward around to the head of the lake crossing 2 inlet streams where they braid apart. through thick willows- a slow deal, but better than hip-deep swift water at the outlet. Great cutthroat fishing at Victor Lake (on fish to 19) during a hail storm. Guess the fish thought the hail was a swarm of bugs. Saw nobody else from Victor lk. to Golden Lks and back (3 days). Not the most spectacular scenery in the range (peaks are mostly round-topped, not like the jagged peaks to the north or south), but no people and great fishing (Golden Lakes had lots of 14 goldens but they were not biting- typical of goldens). Going in again this July, only farther this time, north of Golden Lakes. Anybody going that way?... |
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