Wyoming Range (part)

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The Wyoming Range is a remote mountain range in western Wyoming known for its rugged peaks, extensive forests, wildlife habitat, and popular backcountry recreation opportunities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf long-distance trail
mountain range
approximateLength 130 miles
boundedBy Green River Basin
Greys River
Salt River Range
Wyoming Basin
contains La Barge Creek
Middle Piney Creek
South Piney Creek
Wyoming Range National Recreation Trail
country United States
ecosystemType alpine tundra
coniferous forest
elevation 3130 m
geology limestone
sandstone
sedimentary rock
shale
habitatFor black bear
elk
gray wolf
grizzly bear
moose
mule deer
pronghorn
sage-grouse
hasHighestPoint Wyoming Peak
knownFor backcountry recreation
camping
extensive forests
fishing
hiking
horseback riding
hunting
rugged peaks
snowmobiling
wildlife habitat
locatedIn Rocky Mountains
Wyoming
Wyoming Range
Wyoming Range
western Wyoming
mountainSystem Rocky Mountains
orientation north–south
partOf Bridger-Teton National Forest
recreationType backpacking
off-road vehicle use
state Wyoming

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Sublette County, Wyoming contains Wyoming Range (part)