Whiskey Basin WMA - Torrey Creek

Whiskey Basin Wildlife Management Area (WMA) is located in western Wyoming, near Dubois. The area includes the Torrey Creek section, which is situated in an elevated setting offering beautiful views of the surrounding landscape. The elevated terrain and pristine natural environment make it a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts looking to experience Wyoming's wilderness areas.

Yes, camping is available near Torrey Lake in Whiskey Basin. There are lakefront spots that tend to be popular, especially on weekends. If the lakefront area is busy, additional camping options can be found at a second location nearby, as well as at the headwaters section which offers peaceful boondocking sites. All camping operates on a first-come, first-served basis with no reservation system in place. The elevated setting provides a beautiful backdrop for an overnight stay.

Whiskey Basin Wildlife Management Area is home to diverse Wyoming wildlife. The area is particularly known for supporting bighorn sheep populations, especially during winter months. Visitors may also encounter deer, elk, various bird species, and possibly moose near the water sources. The combination of mountains, lakes, and meadows creates ideal habitats for observing wildlife in their natural environment, especially during early morning or evening hours when animals are most active.