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Berry Picking in Wyoming: What You Need to Know
Looking for berry picking in Wyoming? Below is every location mapped across the state, filterable by city or ZIP code so you can find the one closest to you.
Mountain West Berries
Berry picking in the mountain west is a more rugged and varied affair than in the country's major commercial berry regions, blending small cultivated raspberry and strawberry farms with a strong tradition of wild foraging for huckleberries, chokecherries, and buffaloberries. Montana's wild huckleberry is something close to a state obsession, found in everything from jam to ice cream, while Utah's Bear Lake raspberries have built a regional following strong enough to support an annual festival. Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, New Mexico, and Wyoming all contribute small but dedicated berry-growing communities that take advantage of the high-altitude sun and cool nights to concentrate flavor in whatever fruit they produce.
Best Time for Berry Picking in Wyoming
Wild chokecherries and buffaloberries from July through August, found through local foraging along river draws in the southeastern plains.
Tips for Berry Picking in Wyoming
Conditions for berry picking in Wyoming can shift quickly with the weather, so it's worth checking a location's current status before making the drive. Bring cash, since smaller family-run spots aren't always set up to take cards.