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In this guide, we focus on getting out to Titcomb Basin and circumnavigating the spectacular basin.
Watch videoBackpacking in the Titcomb Basin has all the elements of a breathtaking trip. With dense forests, granite slabs, high alpine meadows, and lakes cradled beneath craggy granite peaks, the Wind River Range, or The Winds, as fans call them, are jammed with bucket-list day hikes and backpacking trips that reward you with epic views and unbelievable beauty.
The trail out to Titcomb Basin, located deep in the range, is an unforgettable destination surrounded by peaks towering 3,000 feet above the granite slab cirque. Wyoming’s highest peak, the 13,804-foot Gannett Peak, stands like a sentinel among them in this area.
Continue reading to learn more about backpacking the Titcomb Basin, written by Dave Collins.


Backpacking in the Titcomb Basin has all the elements of a breathtaking trip. With dense forests, granite slabs, high alpine meadows, and lakes cradled beneath craggy granite peaks, the Wind River Range, or The Winds, as fans call them, are jammed with bucket-list day hikes and backpacking trips that reward you with epic views and unbelievable beauty.
The trail out to Titcomb Basin, located deep in the range, is an unforgettable destination surrounded by peaks towering 3,000 feet above the granite slab cirque. Wyoming’s highest peak, the 13,804-foot Gannett Peak, stands like a sentinel among them in this area.
Continue reading to learn more about backpacking the Titcomb Basin, written by Dave Collins.


Backpacking in the Titcomb Basin has all the elements of a breathtaking trip. With dense forests, granite slabs, high alpine meadows, and lakes cradled beneath craggy granite peaks, the Wind River Range, or The Winds, as fans call them, are jammed with bucket-list day hikes and backpacking trips that reward you with epic views and unbelievable beauty.
The trail out to Titcomb Basin, located deep in the range, is an unforgettable destination surrounded by peaks towering 3,000 feet above the granite slab cirque. Wyoming’s highest peak, the 13,804-foot Gannett Peak, stands like a sentinel among them in this area.
Continue reading to learn more about backpacking the Titcomb Basin, written by Dave Collins.
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