The starting lineup for the Pinedale Classic Sled Dog Race |
The dogs can't wait to get started! |
Sled dog teams share the trail with snowmachiners |
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Holding them back at the starting gate... |
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Here they come! |
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Coming into the finish |
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Crossing the finish line |
He came in from Dubois while the race was going on |
Relaxin'! |
Dog Skiing |
That's the way to x-country ski! |
Snowmachining the Upper Green Continental Divide Snowmobile Trail. Sled dog teams approaching in the distance. |
The Continental Divide Snowmobile Trail in the Upper Green |
Lots of side hills to explore |
The Upper Green snowmobile trails |
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The snow-covered Fremont Peak and Wind River Range |
Pinedale hosted a Midget (high school age) tournament with Rock Springs, Douglas, Riverton and Rawlins |
Pinedale Glacier Midgets tournament lasted all weekend. |
Others headed for the Pinedale sledding hill to have fun. |
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Here we come! |
A second later he was airborne! |
Some kids decided to let Mom do all the work. |
Even the big kids had fun! |
The ice on 11-mile long Fremont Lake is frozen almost up to the inlet. |
Folks ice skated, played hockey, and everyone looked down through the ice to see the lake bottom. |
Hockey players loved the huge skating rink! |
Mom & daughter ice skate out together on the frozen lake. |
Fremont Lake freezes clear only once every decade or so. You can see through the ice to the ice chunks below. Fish can be seen swimming below the ice in places. |
Others took to the slopes at White Pine Ski Area |
X-country skiing up at the White Pine Ski area nordic trails |
