Star Valley

Star Valley

Star Valley, Wyoming is approximately 14 miles wide and 50 miles long. It is on the western edge of the state adjacent to Idaho. It is surrounded by Bridger-Teton, Caribou, and Targhee National Forests. Altitudes range from 5600 to 7000 feet with the mountains rearing to over 10,000. Three major Wyoming rivers- the Salt, the Grey's and the Snake meet to form the Palisades Reservoir which along with many streams and small mountain lakes provides ample fishing for Cutthroat trout, German browns, Brookies, Rainbows and Mackinaw. The reservoir also provides boating, water skiing and jet skiing while the Snake River has white water rafting and kayaking. Big game, including elk, moose, Mule deer, bear and mountain lion are abundant in this area. Geese, ducks, Sandhill cranes, Trumpeter swans and grouse also enjoy the valley.

Winter snow season begins about the middle of November and the average snow depth is three feet. Winter sports are very popular and include downhill skiing, cross country skiing, snowboarding, snowmaching, ice fishing and cutter racing. Summer temperatures range from lows of 32 degrees to highs of 95 degrees. An average would range from 50 at night to 80 during the day. Spring ranges from 32-60 and winter runs 0-40 degrees from nighttime to daytime. Severe cold temperatures can drop to -30 degrees for brief periods from December through February. There is lots of sunshine year round with only sporadic wind.

Wyoming is a state...

with no state income tax
with no franchise tax
with no inventory tax
with no gross receipts tax
with no corporate tax
with no tax on goods in transit
with no tax on intangibles
with low property taxes
with low (5%) sales tax
where the deer and the antelope play
-there actually are more antelope than people here!

...of Mind-

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	Star Valley, Wyoming is approximately 14 miles wide and 50 miles long. It is on the western edge of the state adjacent to Idaho. It is surrounded by Bridger-Teton, Caribou, and Targhee National Forests. Altitudes range from 5600 to 7000 feet with the mountains rearing to over 10,000. Three major Wyoming rivers- the Salt, the Grey's and the Snake meet to form the Palisades Reservoir which along with many streams and small mountain lakes provides ample fishing for Cutthroat trout, German browns, Brookies, Rainbows and Mackinaw. The reservoir also provides boating, water skiing and jet skiing while the Snake River has white water rafting and kayaking. Big game, including elk, moose, Mule deer, bear and mountain lion are abundant in this area. Geese, ducks, Sandhill cranes, Trumpeter swans and grouse also enjoy the valley.

Winter snow season begins about the middle of November and the average snow depth is three feet. Winter sports are very popular and include downhill skiing, cross country skiing, snowboarding, snowmaching, ice fishing and cutter racing. Summer temperatures range from lows of 32 degrees to highs of 95 degrees. An average would range from 50 at night to 80 during the day. Spring ranges from 32-60 and winter runs 0-40 degrees from nighttime to daytime. Severe cold temperatures can drop to -30 degrees for brief periods from December through February. There is lots of sunshine year round with only sporadic wind.

	Wyoming is a state... with no state income tax with no franchise tax with no inventory tax with no gross receipts tax with no corporate tax with no tax on goods in transit with no tax on intangibles with low property taxes with low (5%) sales tax where the deer and the antelope play -there actually are more antelope than people here! ...of Mind-