On the far side of a beautiful mountain pass beyond the Tetons, sheltered between the much less-traveled Wind River Range and the wild Absarokas, the community of Dubois is an authentically rustic Old West town. Small and unspoiled but quirky, it’s surrounded by endless natural beauty with access to some of the most scenic sights along the Continental Divide.

There are over 2,000 rivers, streams, and numerous lakes in the Wind River Valley, so there is no shortage of outdoor adventure in Dubois, WY. Whether you enjoy hiking, snowmobiling, fishing, or hunting, Dubois is a wonderful place to call home. 

With Yellowstone National Park and the Wind River Indian Reservation about an hour in each direction and many attractions nearby, Dubois is the ideal place to gain a new sense of balance and vitality, or to bring your family to adventures in a world full of discoveries that will be theirs alone.

Dubois is blessed to be situated in the Wind River Valley, which the native Shoshone called “the valley of the warm winds.” The climate is pleasantly dry, with moderate daytime temperatures most of the year. Temperatures are generally cool in summer and fairly mild in winter, fluctuating widely between early morning and mid-afternoon.

Average temperatures range between 12° F (-11° C) and 37° F (+3° C) in January and February and between 43° F (5.8° C) at night and 78.5° F (26° C) in the afternoon in July and August.