Alan R.
8/31/2025
very cool, lots of guns, lots of atifacts, even decent Western Art... Quite a suprise, how much they have here.
Museum of the Mountain Man
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700 E Hennick St
Pinedale, WY 82941
The Pinedale region was at the heart of the Rocky Mountain Fur Trade, which supplied precious beaver pelts to the fashion industries of Europe and the eastern United States. Mountain men like Jim Bridger, Kit Carson, Thomas Fitzpatrick and William Sublette carved their legends here, and opened the way for the pioneers of the Oregon Trail. The Museum of the Mountain Man shares a comprehensive collection of Rocky Mountain fur trade journals, relics such as Jim Bridger’s Rifle and the finest Native American sheephorn bow still in existence. Opened May through October and winter season by appointment.
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5.017 reviewsJohn P.
9/16/2025
We were impressed with this museum. There was a lot of good information. We did not have a lot of time and would have liked to spend more time there. I definitely recommend stopping by if you...
Seth M.
7/15/2022
This small town museum captivated my attention from start to finish. After being to many of the similar small town museums my expectations were low but were soon shattered after exploring a fact...
Gerald Z.
9/27/2023
The museum is easy to get to with plenty of parking. They have a nice gift shop with reasonably priced items. They museum was very interesting and told the story of the area. The history of the...
Oren P.
7/5/2020
The museum is across the street from the hospital; take Fremont Lake street and follow the signs. Adult admission is $10 - or $8 for seniors (over 60). This is a good place to better understand...
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