Town of Afton, Wyoming

updated June 4, 2008

Attractions

Intermittent Spring- The world’s largest, of only three, cold water geyser.
World’s Largest Elkhorn Arch- Build in 1957, it spans over Main Street with over 3000 antlers.
Nation’s Best Water- Afton was awarded best water in the Nation in 2005.
Historical Tabernacle- The Tabernacle was constructed in 1904, by Mormon settlers.
Pioneer and Lander Trail Museums- Come relive the pioneer past as your tour the Lander and Pioneer museums.
Call Air Museum- Take a step back in time and feel the adrenaline as you experience the history of early aviation in western Wyoming.
Aviat Aircraft- Come take a tour and see the world famous Husky and Pitts Special being constructed.

World Class Snowmobiling- The Bridger Teton, Targhee, and Caribou National Forests offer endless miles of groomed and ungroomed trails.
Snowmobile Hill Climbs- Afton has two Hill Climbs a year bringing in world class riders to test their skills on the hardest hill in the circuit.
Cutter Racing- Remember the famous race from Ben Hur now imagine it on a snow packed trail this is what cutter racing is all about.
Cross Country Skiing- The Bridger Teton National Forest offers miles of groomed trails over Salt River Pass.
Elk Feed Ground- The Wyoming Fish and Game feed over 1000 Rocky Mountain Elk each winter 30 miles south of Afton.

Hiking and Camping- Find yourself in the back-country with no one around for miles, on one of the many trails around Afton.
Fishing- If you love to fish this is the place for you. The Grey’s, Salt and Snake Rivers offer blue river trout fishing.