For reasons such as the presence of sensitive species and habitats, land ownership and hazardous conditions, not all refuges are open to visitors. Wyoming refuges and their allowed public uses are listed below. Also closed to the public, Cokeville is in a broad, flat floodplain of the Bear River. Located 12 miles southwest of Laramie in Albany County, this refuge provides habitat for migrating wildlife. Daytime wildlife viewing is allowed.
Visitors are welcome.
Fishing, boating and hunting are allowed. It is open to fishing, hunting and wildlife viewing. He said he prefers a more leisurely approach and spends time getting familiar with the individual birds antics. Getting started in bird watching is relatively inexpensive. Binoculars and a bird book are about all it takes.