Does Upper Wind River have wifi?

No, according to campers on TheDyrt.com, Upper Wind River does not have wifi.

Established Camping

Upper Wind River

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Upper Wind River is located near the Rocky Mountain terrain, offering a landscape of forests and rivers. Temperatures range from lows in the 30s Fahrenheit during spring and fall to highs in the 80s during summer. Nearby attractions include Rocky Mountain National Park and the town of Estes Park, providing opportunities for hiking and exploring local shops and eateries.

Description

National Park Service

No campfires allowed here - only portable stoves.

Site Location: Site is in a lodgepole pine forest near some beaver ponds on Wind River. Site is across river from trail. A wood sign indicates the path to the site; the path may be marked by red arrowheads on trees. Camp safely away from standing dead trees, as near as is safely possible to the silver metal arrowhead.

Number of Sites: 1 Elevation: 8,940 feet Distance: 1.6 miles from East Portal TH, 1.9 miles from Sprague Lake TH Approximate Travel Time: 1 to 2 hours Elevation Change: 620 feet gain from East Portal TH, net gain 230 feet from Sprague Lake TH (320 feet gain; 90 feet loss) Privy: YES

Water Source: Water may be available from river. RIVER MAY BE DRY AFTER MID-JULY. Boil or adequately treat all water.

To Reach the Trailhead (TH): East Portal TH: From Beaver Meadows Visitor Center follow Hwy 36 approximately 0.7 mile east and turn right onto Hwy 66. Drive to the end of the Hwy 66 (approximately 3 miles). Park your vehicle in the asphalt parking area on the east edge of the loop at the end of Hwy 66. Do NOT park in the Day Use Picnic Area.

Reservation Info

Respect Wildness... Practice the 7 Leave No Trace Ethics Plan ahead and prepare: Plan your trip carefully. Prepare for extreme weather, hazards and emergencies. Plan for the least experienced member of your party. Travel and camp on durable surfaces: Hike single file in the middle of the trail or side by side in areas without trails. Camp in hardened areas only, not in meadows or on vegetation. Dispose of waste properly: Pick up all spilled foods and trash. Disperse washing and cooking wastewater 70 adult steps (200 feet/60 meters) from camps and all water sources. Leave no evidence of your stay. Leave what you find: Leave plants, rocks, antlers and artifacts as you find them for others to enjoy. Minimize campfire impacts: CAMPFIRES PROHIBITED AT THIS SITE. Use portable stoves only. Respect Wildlife: Use carry-in/carry-out bear resistant food storage canister April 1 through October 31. Minimize noise. Avoid lakes and streams at dawn and dusk. Be considerate of other visitors: Respect the quality of every visitor’s experience.

EMERGENCIES: In case of emergency, call 911. Area map shows the location of the nearest phone.

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