A Historic Motel in Downtown Pinedale, WY
Our promise is to provide you with authentic Western hospitality, outstanding value, and attentive service during your stay at the Gannett Peak Lodge in downtown Pinedale, Wyoming.
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Top Rated Motel Lodging in Pinedale, WY
All Rooms now feature Air Conditioning
Centrally Located in Downtown Pinedale, Wyoming
The Gannett Peak Lodge is Pinedale, Wyoming's home base for travelers who want genuine Western hospitality, a walkable connection to downtown, and a place that treats comfort as a given rather than an upgrade.
The Gannett Peak Lodge is located in Pinedale, WY, placing guests within easy walking distance of downtown dining, shopping, and services. The lodge is the practical starting point for exploring Wyoming's Wind River Range and the broader Sublette County region, whether you are here for work, recreation, or a long-overdue stretch of open country. It is also a stopping point for exploring Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks, whether as a multi-day stay or on the way to or from the parks. Pinedale is the gateway to the Continental Divide Trail for hikers, bikers, and cyclists.
Every stay at The Gannett Peak Lodge is shaped by Western hospitality that feels personal rather than procedural. Rooms are kept clean, staff are attentive, and guests receive a genuine welcome, including local tips and information to help them plan their time in the area.
Walkability to downtown Pinedale is a genuine advantage here. Guests can step out the door and reach local restaurants, outfitters, and town amenities on foot.
The Gannett Peak Lodge welcomes travelers to enjoy restful comfort as they experience scenic adventures in the Rocky Mountains' majestic Wind River Range.
Fremont Deluxe King Suite
Titcomb Deluxe King Suite
Newfork Deluxe
Highline Deluxe
A CDT Gateway Community
In 2016, Pinedale was named Wyoming's first Continental Divide Gateway Community. This prestigious recognition by the Continental Divide Trail (CDT) Coalition is reserved for communities near the CDT advocating for environmental stewardship of the Trail while also welcoming Trail users.
