Wild Iris Mountain Sports

Wild Iris, Sinks Canyon, Cirque of Towers, Wind River, Gannet Peak Specialists.

Wild Iris


Wild Iris	Sinks Canyon	Baldwin Creek/ Suicide Point	Sweetwater Rocks	Wind River Mountains	Beyond Lander

Wild Iris was "discovered" in 1990 by author and historian Holly Skinner, who was in the area mining for gold. She sent word to her brother, Todd Skinner, that she had found rock that looked very similar to Buoux in southeastern France. This was reason enough for him to come see for himself. The rest is history. It was the start of sport climbing in Lander.
Elevation, views, amazing fall colors, and great climbing! Wild Iris has it all for the summer climber.

Guide Books:
Wild Iris Guide
Lander Rock Guide

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Wild Iris Mountain Sports - Lander, Wyoming

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BigforkWEB Development

Wild Iris Mountain Sports is the source for everything you need to go climbing, camping, and backpacking...whatever your plans, wherever you are going. Located on Main Street in Lander, Wyoming, at the base of the Wind River Mountains, Wild Iris is conveniently located to be your last stop on the way to play.

We feature the top brands in outdoor clothing and equipment and our staff puts our products to the test everyday in the mountains where we live. This means that we can be confident in helping you find exactly what you need.

We also have a complete selection of guide books and USGS topographic maps to help you plan your excursions-whether you're climbing at Sinks Canyon or Wild Iris, or you're headed into the Wind River Mountains (Winds) for a ten-day backpacking trip. Our experienced staff would be happy to make suggestions based on your specific needs. Wild Iris Mountain Sports is the most comprehensive source of information available for Wyoming's Wind River Mountains.