Bridger–Teton National Forest is located in Wyoming, encompassing 3,383,302 acres. Established in 1908, the nearest city is Jackson, Wyoming.
The forest offers 29 campgrounds and 61 other recreation facilities for visitors.
Notable campgrounds include Big Sandy Campground, New Fork Lake Campground , Half Moon Lake Campground, Cottonwood Group Campsite, Cazier Cabin, and many more.
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