The Dubois Chamber of Commerce is your best source for information about our town and current events.

Visit this unique Native American shop to find something for you or a loved one.  While you're there, you can learn a lot about the ancient history of the different tribes from Dubois and the surrounding territories.

Next to Tukdeka Traders, check out the Horse Creek Gallery.  Experience the drama and beauty of the wilderness and wild west created by Monte Baker in each Antler Carving Art.

The store with a little bit of everything.  Visit Painted Valley to browse their apparel, hardware, or tools.  You're also welcome to just come in and visit to learn about Dubois.

Dubois is fly fishing territory.  Around here, fishing is plentiful and unmatched.  In the Wind River, you'll find brown, cutthroat, and rainbow trout.  You can fish anywhere from our 2500+ feet of river bank or have one of our local outfitters take you for a fishing experience like no other.

Wind River Flyfitter

Big Wind River Float Trips and Fly Fishing

Cutthroat Fly Shop and Adventures

Stop by to obtain information about local wildlife, trails, forest, parks, and weather conditions.

307-455-2466

1403 W Ramshorn, Dubois, WY 82513

Go off road and travel the backroads and badlands with a side by side.  Rentals available from Painted Valley Mercantile.

Give them a call to make your reservation.
307-455-2991 

Take a guided float trip down the Wind River with Big Wind Float Trips and Fly Fishing.  Raft down the Wind and enjoy scenic views of wildlife, red rock cliffs, and the painted windswept plains.

At the National Museum of Military Vehicles, explore a world-class collection of historic military vehicles and artifacts, honor the service and sacrifice of our veterans and their families, and honor the history of American freedom.

The museum is home to the world’s largest private collection of U.S. military vehicles on public display, with more than 500 vehicles in the collection spanning from the Spanish-American War to the present day. Nearly 350 vehicles are routinely exhibited throughout the museum’s expansive 160,000-square-foot facility.