Big Piney Wyoming Tourism

To outdoor fanatics, this town is the ultimate base camp. Located on the eastern edge of Bridger-Teton National Forest, Big Piney lets you sleep in comfort. Wake up and hit the forest’s trails, challenge the nearby fish or track the abundant wildlife at the crack of dawn.

For a pure outdoor adventure, check out the local campgrounds, or simply stop in for a fantastic lunch. Whatever your plans for the day, be sure to include a stop at Big Piney.

A sign at the south end of Big Piney welcomes you to the “Ice-Box of the Nation.” One of the coldest winters on record was 1993 when temperatures for a month rose daily to a high 20 degrees below zero. Although the weather may not be predictable, the town’s people are warm and friendly. Visit during Chuckwagon Days held over 4th of July for a parade, rodeo and good food.

Wrangler Cafe