Wilsonites BAND TOGETHER FOR GOOD CAUSES

The unincorporated hamlet lacks its own government, so residents coordinate on projects.

by Tibby Plasse, Jackson Hole News & Guide

The hamlet of Wilson is scenic, historic, quaint and unincorporated. Founded in 1899 by Nick Wilson, one of Wyoming’s first Pony Express couriers, the beloved outpost at the base of Teton Pass has no governance structure. Therefore, its residents must band together to lobby for its causes.

Enter the Wilson Advocacy group. The Wilson Advocacy provides an avenue for residents to work together to ensure our town’s best future.

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Photo: The restored boardwalk on the Wilson Wetlands Trail connects Owen-Bircher Park with downtown Wilson, including the U.S. Post Office and Hungry Jack’s.