DuBois Accommodation

Searching for hotels in DuBois (United States) or DuBois accommodation?  DuBois, pronounced ‘Du-Boys’, is known for being a hub for artists, writer, songwriters, and photographers. The beautiful natural scenery surrounding this small Wyoming town is ideal for tourists who want to experience a rustic ambience and laidback life.

The town is traversed by the Wind River; and is surrounded by 8,000 acres of Shoshone National Forest’s wilderness, and near Gannett Peak, which is the state’s highest peak at 13,804 feet. There are lots of possibilities for outdoor enthusiast in DuBois. The Wind River area is popular for trout fishing, biking, hiking, wildlife viewing, camping, hunting, picnicking, horseback riding, and hunting. During winter months, the picturesque town becomes a venue for snowshoeing, dog sledding, snowmobiling, and cross-country skiing.

A visit to the Dubois Museum will give tourists an opportunity to explore the history, heritage and culture of the town. Some of the features of the museum are a collection of Tie hack tools, historic cabins, and a history of Sheep Eater Indians.

Other than several annual cultural events, DuBois’s winter events also draw tourists to it. February is one of the town’s tourist peak seasons, in time for the Annual Dubois Winterfest, which is complemented by the Skijoring Races and Dubois Sled Dog Races.

There are several lodging options in DuBois such as bed and breakfasts, cabins, campgrounds, hotels country inns and lodges, and motels. Guest ranches are also popular form of accommodations in town. Among these guest ranches are the Lazy L&B ranch, CM Ranch, T Cross Ranch, Bitterroot Ranch, and Brooks Lake Lodge.
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