About Cokeville

Lying near the confluence of the Smith's Fork and the Bear River, Cokeville, Wyoming represents a vibrant,
western history and modern quality of life. Cokeville is recognized for its open spaces, outdoor recreation and family
environment. First settled in 1874, this valley boast a rich history of Mountain Man Rendevous's, Native American
hunting grounds, the Oregon Trail, historic cattle drives, western shoot-outs and successful ranches.

As Cokeville moves into the new century, it adds to its assets a family-friendly environment, excellent schools,
successful sports programs, an educated workforce with international experience and technology resources. Our
quality of life is enhanced by the Pine Cree Ski Resort, Cokeville Meadows National Wildlife Refuge, a public arts
collection, world-class hunting, fishing and camping and community sporting and cultural events throughout the
year.

Cokeville is one of Wyoming's hidden gems, where Western history and landscapes meet contemporary living and
wide open spaces.