Pets are permitted in campgrounds, however they must be on a leash. In the fall, some campgrounds remain open at no charge. Water and garbage services are unavailable. None of the campgrounds are plowed, therefore all the campgrounds are closed during the winter. A Wyoming State fishing license is required to fish on the Bridger-Teton National Forest.
Licenses are available from many local sporting good stores.
Sport fishing is a popular activity on the Forest, with over a thousand lakes and hundreds of fishable streams to tempt anglers. Cutthroat trout is the most popular game species. Other highly sought species include brook trout, brown trout, golden trout, grayling, lake trout, and rainbow trout. Examples of habitat improvement projects can be found on major streams and rivers throughout the Forest. This unique geologic site is located 18 miles northeast of Jackson.