Join the Fun

Parades, festivals, lights, and local traditions—experience Mountain View’s community spirit all year long.
May 16-17

2026

Flaming Gorge Fishing Derby

A Weekend of Big Fish, Big Prizes, and Big Adventure

Held each year at nearby Flaming Gorge Reservoir, this multi-day derby draws anglers from across the region to test their skills in one of the West’s premier fisheries. With multiple categories, impressive prize opportunities, and unbeatable scenery, the Flaming Gorge Fishing Derby is the perfect event for seasoned anglers, weekend fishers, and families looking for a memorable outdoor weekend.

July 4th

Yearly

Mountain View 4th of July Celebration

Parade in Fort Bridger, All-Day Fun in Mountain View, and Fireworks to Finish the Night

The Valley’s biggest summer tradition begins in Fort Bridger with the annual 4th of July parade—complete with festive floats, local groups, and plenty of small-town charm. At 6 p.m., the celebration shifts to Mountain View’s Town Park, where vendors, food trucks, kids’ games, and inflatable bounce houses create an afternoon of family fun. As the sun sets, everyone gathers back at the park for a vibrant fireworks show that lights up the Wyoming sky. It’s a full day of community, celebration, and classic Independence Day spirit.

Sept 4

2026

Fort Bridger Mountain Man Rendezvous

Step Back in Time at One of Wyoming’s Most Beloved Traditions

Held each summer just minutes from Mountain View, the Fort Bridger Rendezvous brings history to life with traders, reenactors, black-powder demonstrations, handcrafted goods, campfire cooking, and immersive frontier-era encampments. It’s one of the region’s most iconic annual events—perfect for families, history lovers, and anyone who wants to experience the spirit of the Old West.

Nov-Jan

Yearly

Mountain View Town Lights

A December Tradition That Brings the Valley Together

Every November, Mountain View’s Town Park transforms into a glowing winter wonderland as the holiday lights switch on for the season. Sponsored by local families and businesses—many honoring loved ones—the display fills the park with color and community pride all month long. Whether you’re strolling through with hot cocoa or driving by to admire the sparkle, it’s a hometown celebration you won’t want to miss.

Take a Moment to Unwind

Whether you’re passing through or exploring the Valley, our town park is the perfect spot to rest, recharge, and unwind.

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to help you plan your visit and navigate Mountain View with ease.

What is the Valley?

A region including Mountain View, Fort Bridger, Robertson, Lyman, Lonetree, and Urie.

Snowmobiling, ice fishing, cross-country skiing, hunting, and cozy cabin stays.

Benedict’s Grocery and Maverik.

Coverage is limited—download maps and share your plans.

Yes, available through Wyoming Game & Fish or local vendors.

Its small-town hospitality, rich Valley history, and central location for adventure.