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1. Pinedale Hotel & Suites
Pinedale Hotel & Suites



2. White Pine Adventure Inn
White Pine Adventure Inn



3. Best Western Pinedale Inn
Best Western Pinedale Inn



4. Jackalope Motor Lodge
Jackalope Motor Lodge



5. Sundance Motel
Sundance Motel



6. Lakeside Lodge Resort & Marina
Lakeside Lodge Resort & Marina



7. Quality Inn & Suites Pinedale
Quality Inn & Suites Pinedale



8. Log Cabin Motel
Log Cabin Motel



9. Marbleton Inn
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High Country Suites
High Country Suites



Pinedale Cozy Cabins
Pinedale Cozy Cabins



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Top landmarks in Pinedale

White Pine Ski Resort

Rendezvous Meadows

Elkhart Park Trailhead
Fremont Lake
Wilderness Church
Pinedale Town Hall
Sublette County Public Library
Museum of the Mountain Man
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Beneath the Wind River Range, this cowboy town offers a genuine slice of the West without the tourist crowds. The Museum of the Mountain Man brings fur trade history to life with surprising detail. Anglers find paradise in the Green River's blue-ribbon trout waters, while hikers disappear into Bridger-Teton National Forest's wilderness. Fremont Lake provides summer swimming and boating against a backdrop of snow-capped peaks. In winter, White Pine Ski Resort offers uncrowded slopes where lift lines are practically nonexistent. The Path of the Pronghorn Sculpture reminds visitors of the ancient migration routes still active today. For a perfect evening, grab a local beer at one of the unpretentious Main Street establishments where ranchers and energy workers share tales of the high country.
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Best Western Pinedale Inn
"This hotel is in a great location and is very clean and updated. The pool and hot tub were great. The room was comfy and spacious. We absolutely LOVED the breakfast! I had read good reviews and it 100% lived up to the hype. Made to order omelettes with all the fixings, and super friendly service. We will definitely plan to stay here again!"
Lakeside Lodge Resort & Marina
"I'd give this place 10 stars if I could. First off, we needed to change our reservation to another night. They changed it with no problem and even gave us a cabin with a parking spot next to it. They are very dog friendly which we deeply appreciate. As we were packing up to leave, I was thinking how nice it would be to stay longer to just sit back and relax as we look at the lake. Well that almost happened. Our vehicle battery was dead!!! AAA couldn't help us until the next day. The staff (I wish I knew his name) gave us a jump start and we were on our way!!! I can't thank you enough for all you did for us. If anyone is ever in Pinedale, this is the place to stay!!!"
Jackalope Motor Lodge
"This place is a gem! We had a great nights sleep and the room was top notch!"
Hampton Inn & Suites Pinedale
"Very helpful staff accommodated an early check-in."
Log Cabin Motel
"We had stayed here before some years ago and like to stay at properties with some history, like this collection of log cabins on the National Register of Historic Places and the oldest lodging in Pinedale. The cabin was cozy but note the bathroom is in one of the bedrooms which might be a turnoff for some. The hosts left oatmeal, coffee and cocoa packets (but only two and there were four of us). Only negatives were a smelly shower curtain and less then ideal cleanliness in the bathroom, and the kitchen sink strainer was nasty. Pinedale is just about 90 minutes (and a lot cheaper for everything from gas to food to lodging) south of hyperexpensive Jackson, so it makes for a good stop on the way to or from Jackson and Grand Teton and Yellowstone NPs to the north. Also, there are beautiful lakes in the nearby national forest, abundant wildlife (we saw a doe mule deer and fawn right outside our cabin), and opportunities for water sports, hunting, fishing, birding, and hiking very nearby and much less crowded than the national parks."




































