Travel Resources & Alerts
High Fire Danger
Wyoming is expected to have an unseasonably hot, dry summer and fall. Wyoming’s public lands have rated fire danger as moderately high, including Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Park, and may have fire restrictions put in place to ensure public safety and protect natural resources. Be sure to research any fire restrictions in your area and follow any requirements put into place.
Travel Alert: Teton Pass Detour Now Open
Wyoming State Highway 22, Teton Pass will reopen this Friday with an interim detour around the Big Fill landslide at milepost 12.8. The reconnected highway will restore normal travel times for Jackson’s commuter workforce, as well as all visitors coming to the Cowboy State.
For updates, call 511, 1-888-WYO-ROAD, or visit the WYDOT website. Sign up for 511 Notify alerts for real-time road conditions and closures.
For frequently asked questions and the latest information, visit our Teton Pass Closure Information page.
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Traveling Responsibly
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