Alpine Valley Overview

A Valley at the Confluence of Three Rivers

This real-time view looks out over Alpine, a small resort town set where the Snake, Greys, and Salt rivers converge into Palisades Reservoir. The flat valley floor is ringed by the steep slopes that define this corner of western Wyoming.

Gateway to the Snake River Canyon

Alpine sits at the mouth of the dramatic Snake River Canyon, a popular corridor for whitewater rafting and fishing. The highway visible in the frame links the town to Jackson Hole and the wider Greater Yellowstone region.

A Mountain Recreation Hub

Surrounded by the Caribou-Targhee and Bridger-Teton national forests, the town is a base for hiking, boating, and backcountry adventures. Its position in the valley offers sweeping perspectives of the encircling ridgelines.