Wilson Travel Guide

Just seven miles west of the Wyoming town of Jackson, Wilson is a charming little town that awaits those eager to get “off the beaten path” and explore more of the state’s great outdoors. Though the town is only home to a population of 1,300 residents, it's well-known in the state of Wyoming for its excellent ski facilities and various trails for hiking and mountain biking.

Things to Do in Wilson

One of the best things to do in Wilson, Wyoming is to head out to the famous Teton Pass for a spot of mountain biking or hiking. There are lots of different trails here that bikers and hikers can enjoy, though one of the best-loved ones for those exploring the region on foot is the Old Pass Road that leads hikers past freshwater springs and rolling green fields on its way towards Crater Lake. Similarly, visitors to Wilson can enjoy the scenic views of the nearby mountain ranges when driving or cycling along Fall Creek and Fish Creek roads. The natural scenery here is guaranteed to take your breath away

Best Time to Visit Wilson

The best time to visit Wilson is during the spring and summer months. From May to August, temperatures range from early seventies, to early eighty degrees fahrenheit and allow excellent conditions for participating in local sports.