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VerifiedAugust 19, 2021 Stayed at: Green River Lake Lodge, Loop: Cabin
The best!
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NEW TO 2026: Water will be unavailable at the Green River Lakes Lodge due to the system being damaged by the Dollar Lake Fire. This includes all drinking water, sinks, and showers. Please bring all water necessary for drinking, bathing, washing dishes, etc. Feel free to contact the Pinedale Ranger District Office at (307)367-4326 with any questions.
NEW TO 2026: The Green River Lakes Road will be under major reconstruction and delays may impact travel times. Please plan accordingly and contact the Pinedale Ranger District Office at (307)367-4326 with any questions.
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Guests enjoy their time at Green River Lake Lodge, appreciating the well-stocked kitchen and beautiful views. However, heating issues in the cabins have been reported, with some guests struggling to keep warm in very cold temperatures. Despite these challenges, many find the experience enjoyable and consider it a great getaway.
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August 19, 2021 Stayed at: Green River Lake Lodge, Loop: Cabin
The best!
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August 19, 2021 Stayed at: Green River Lake Lodge, Loop: Cabin
The best!
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January 14, 2022 Stayed at: Green River Lake Lodge, Loop: Cabin
Great time at the lodge. Definitely a tough snowmobile trip as the trail hadn’t need groomed. This would be a five star review if the forest service would stock firewood. Wood is the sole heat for the cabin and it’s never stocked anymore so we spent the first day having to fall trees and split wood. Every year the forest service crews are cutting and clearing up near the cabin and I can’t understand why they don’t just drag it to the cabin instead of burning it to clear it.
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January 14, 2022 Stayed at: Green River Lake Lodge, Loop: Cabin
Great time at the lodge. Definitely a tough snowmobile trip as the trail hadn’t need groomed. This would be a five star review if the forest service would stock firewood. Wood is the sole heat for the cabin and it’s never stocked anymore so we spent the first day having to fall trees and split wood. Every year the forest service crews are cutting and clearing up near the cabin and I can’t understand why they don’t just drag it to the cabin instead of burning it to clear it.
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January 27, 2022 Stayed at: Green River Lake Lodge, Loop: Cabin
Great fun be prepared to get a lot of fire wood you will need it. When you get there make sure the solar panels are free of snow.lodge is great with lots of room and a great view of the lake and mountains.
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January 27, 2022 Stayed at: Green River Lake Lodge, Loop: Cabin
Great fun be prepared to get a lot of fire wood you will need it. When you get there make sure the solar panels are free of snow.lodge is great with lots of room and a great view of the lake and mountains.
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March 2, 2022 Stayed at: Green River Lake Lodge, Loop: Cabin
Post a Suggestion-------build the fire in the back half of the main fireplace to prevent smoke accumulation in the cabin and promote air draw into the fireplace from the room.
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March 2, 2022 Stayed at: Green River Lake Lodge, Loop: Cabin
Post a Suggestion-------build the fire in the back half of the main fireplace to prevent smoke accumulation in the cabin and promote air draw into the fireplace from the room.
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March 30, 2022 Stayed at: Green River Lake Lodge, Loop: Cabin
We stay at the cabin March 20-23, 2022. A snowmobile and tracked side-by-side got us easily to the lodge on the well-groomed road, and the cabin was perfect for our winter stay. A small solar panel outside provided some light in the kitchen area for meal prep, which was an unexpected amenity. The wood stove was large and efficient and kept the house at a comfortable temperature. Other amenities were: pots/pans of all shapes and sizes, plates/bowls/cups/utensils, a few cleaning supplies, a pit toilet just a short walk from the cabin, and hangers to hang-dry our wet clothes. We're already looking for dates for a return trip!
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March 30, 2022 Stayed at: Green River Lake Lodge, Loop: Cabin
We stay at the cabin March 20-23, 2022. A snowmobile and tracked side-by-side got us easily to the lodge on the well-groomed road, and the cabin was perfect for our winter stay. A small solar panel outside provided some light in the kitchen area for meal prep, which was an unexpected amenity. The wood stove was large and efficient and kept the house at a comfortable temperature. Other amenities were: pots/pans of all shapes and sizes, plates/bowls/cups/utensils, a few cleaning supplies, a pit toilet just a short walk from the cabin, and hangers to hang-dry our wet clothes. We're already looking for dates for a return trip!
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29 E. Fremont Lake Rd, P.O. Box 220, Pinedale, WY 82941 United States
Elevation: 2,447 ft
From Pinedale, drive 7 mi west on US Highway 191. Turn north of Wyoming Highway 352 and continue 25 mi to the Forest Boundary, where the pavement ends. Continue on the dirt road for 18 mi to the Lodge. While the dirt road to the lodge is suitab...
From Pinedale, drive 7 mi west on US Highway 191. Turn north of Wyoming Highway 352 and continue 25 mi to the Forest Boundary, where the pavement ends. Continue on the dirt road for 18 mi to the Lodge. While the dirt road to the lodge is suitable for 2 wheel drive vehicles, weather can make this road impassable to all but 4 wheel drive vehicles, call the district office to inquire on road conditions.
Note: Winter Access (December-March) is via snowmobile only, approximately 20 mi.
The closest entrance is: Moran Entrance Station
Approximate drive: 60 mi · over 1 hr (103 min)
NEW TO 2026: Water will be unavailable at the Green River Lakes Lodge due to the system being damaged by the Dollar Lake Fire. This includes all drinking water, sinks, and showers. Please bring all water necessary for drinking, bathing, washing dishes, etc. Feel free to contact the Pinedale Ranger District Office at (307)367-4326 with any questions.
NEW TO 2026: The Green River Lakes Road will be under major reconstruction and delays may impact travel times. Please plan accordingly and contact the Pinedale Ranger District Office at (307)367-4326 with any questions.
Last updated: November 3, 2026