How Far will you Go
Picture yourself ascending a frozen waterfall, ice picks in hand and spiked crampon boots on feet – the ultimate winter thrill for adventure seekers, and an experience waiting to be checked off your bucket list in Wyoming. In Northern Wyoming, discover one of the largest frozen waterfalls in the lower 48, making it a premier ice climbing destination. From November through April, the South Fork Valley near Cody provides a world-class ice climbing experience, just 50 miles from Yellowstone National Park.
For enthusiasts, the Cody Ice Festival offers a unique opportunity to learn, refine skills and climb with world-class instructors against a backdrop of stunning views. Wyoming’s ice climbing adventures extend to Lake Louise near Dubois, Fremont Lake near Pinedale and the man-made Teton Ice Park at Jackson’s Snow King Resort. Embark on a thrilling winter ascent in the heart of Wyoming’s icy landscapes.
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