Freezeout Mountains

The Freezeout Mountains are a small, remote range located in central Wyoming. Spanning around 20 miles long, this rugged mountain group features steep, granite peaks and ridges reaching up to 12,000 feet in elevation. The terrain is predominantly rocky and alpine, with scattered pockets of subalpine forests. Glacial basins, cirques, and U-shaped valleys characterize the dramatic glacial sculpting of the landscape. Wildlife is abundant, with bighorn sheep, elk, and pronghorn antelope commonly seen throughout the range.