Washakie Pass

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Washakie Pass is a high mountain pass in Wyoming’s Wind River Range, known as a remote backcountry route for hikers and backpackers.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
mountain pass
accessedByTrail Hailey Pass–Washakie Pass loop
Washakie Pass Trail
country United States
hasFeature backcountry route
high-elevation crossing
remote setting
hazard rapidly changing mountain weather
remote rescue access
snowfields in early season
locatedIn Fremont County, Wyoming
United States
Wind River Range
Wyoming
locatedInProtectedArea Popo Agie Wilderness
Shoshone National Forest
managementAgency United States Forest Service
linked to: U.S. Forest Service
managementUnit Shoshone National Forest
mountainRange Wind River Range
namedAfter Chief Washakie
Washakie (Shoshone leader)
linked to: Chief Washakie
nearbyFeature Deep Creek Lakes area
Lizard Head Plateau
Washakie Creek NERFINISHED
partOf Continental Divide region of the central Rockies
recreationType multi-day backpacking
wilderness travel
state Wyoming
terrain alpine
rocky
usedFor backpacking
hiking
horseback riding
wildernessArea Popo Agie Wilderness

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Wind River Range contains Washakie Pass