moderate
1–7 days, depending on trip choice
Good cardiovascular fitness and stamina recommended for variable terrain and altitude changes
Wild Iris Mountain Sports in Lander, Wyoming, equips hikers and trekkers for the rugged Wind River Mountains with expert guidance and top-tier gear. Discover how their trekking poles and clothing help you tackle this dynamic alpine terrain safely and confidently.
1, 3, and 7 Day Options • Under 18 Must Provide Guardian Waiver • Prepare Ahead, Let Us Help!
Experience the thrill of the great outdoors with Wild Iris Mountain Sports in Lander, Wyoming. Offering a range of outdoor clothing and gear since 1990, this local gem provides expert insights into the stunning Wind River Mountains. Discover the perfect equipment for your adventures and connect with a passionate community of outdoor enthusiasts.
1, 3, and 7 Day Options
Wild Iris Mountain Sports, located at the base of the Wind River Mountains in Lander, Wyoming, is a locally owned outdoor clothing and equipment retailer.
Since being established in 1990, Wild Iris has become a cornerstone business in the community by providing outdoor enthusiasts with the best clothing and gear in the industry.
Your friends at Wild Iris are happy to share their first-hand knowledge and experiences about the vast playground that surrounds Lander.
Use of equipment by customers under 18 will require guardian signature on waiver.
Adjust pole length according to terrain—shorten on ascents, lengthen on descents for better balance on rocky trails.
Wind River weather changes rapidly; pack rainproof layers and be prepared for sudden storms at higher elevations.
Proper footwear helps prevent blisters during long hikes over uneven granite and scree slopes.
Cell signal is unreliable—bring navigation tools and know how to use them while trekking through remote areas.
Lander sits on historic emigrant routes and near the Wind River Indian Reservation, blending rich cultural heritage with outdoor adventure.
Wild Iris supports Leave No Trace principles, encouraging sustainable use of the fragile Wind River ecosystems.
Reduce impact on knees and improve balance over unpredictable rocky slopes.
Protects against sudden mountain storms and wind chill.
spring|summer|fall specific
Allows adapting insulation based on shifting temperatures and exertion.
all specific
Provide traction and ankle support on mixed terrain.
all specific