Wind River Range

American  

[wind] / wɪnd /

noun

1. a mountain range in W Wyoming, part of the Rocky Mountains. Highest peak, Gannett Peak, 13,785 feet (4,202 meters).

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Wind River Range British  

/ wɪnd /

noun

1. a mountain range in W Wyoming: one of the highest ranges of the central Rockies. Highest peak: Gannet Peak, 4202 m (13 785 ft)

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Example Sentences

"I also saw another one out in Wyoming that was part of the Wind River Range," Gilman recalled excitedly.

From Salon

Dandelion Diluvio-Scott, an ultrarunning and trail running coach for Team RunRun who trains in the Cascades and Wyoming’s Wind River Range, swears by Therm-a-Rest for winter camping.

From Seattle Times

They’re from a mule deer hit by a car just down the road from Bales’ rustic home in a cottonwood grove beneath the craggy Wind River Range.

From Seattle Times

A long time ago, a professor of mine was doing research on the glaciers Wind River Range.

From Slate

Where the infrastructure of Jackson and the national park offer direct, if difficult, routes to access those mountains, much of the Wind River Range is at least a daylong hike away from the nearest entry points, mostly through the Bridger-Teton National Forest.

From New York Times