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Wyoming
North Fork Shoshone R Access
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North Fork Shoshone R Access
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The North Fork Shoshone River Access consists of a constructed a boat ramp to be used as a put in/take out for river users enjoying the North Fork Shoshone River. The site includes an informational kiosk, site registration box, monofilament dump station and a comfort station. A flow design is installed to assist navigating a truck and trailer to the ramp. The site also includes adequate parking for day use.
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