Honey Festival · Jul 19–20, 2033 · Lander, Wyoming
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Dates: Tuesday, July 19, 2033 to Wednesday, July 20, 2033 (2 days)
Venue: Lander City Park, 405 Fremont Street, Lander, Wyoming
Type: Honey Festival
Lander — gateway to the Wind River Range, where Wyoming's tallest peaks rise above the Great Divide Basin, and the center of Fremont County's Wind River Indian Reservation borderland — anchors one of Wyoming's most spectacular honey landscapes. Fremont County's honey traditions draw on the extraordinary convergence of the Continental Divide's alpine flora, the high desert sage steppe, and the fertile irrigated valleys of the Wind River and its tributaries. Alfalfa (Medicago sativa) from Fremont County's irrigated bench farmland — some of Wyoming's most productive agricultural land — provides the region's most reliable and prolific summer honey flow: pale, mild, and excellent, Wyoming alfalfa honey is prized throughout the intermountain West. Sweet clover (Melilotus) from roadsides and field margins contributes substantially through summer. Rabbitbrush (Ericameria nauseosa) from the surrounding sage steppe provides a distinctive herbal fall honey. High alpine wildflowers — columbine, penstemon, paintbrush — from the Wind River Range's spectacular 13,000-foot peaks above Lander provide premium summer honey for those beekeepers moving hives to mountain pastures. The Popo Agie River's Wind River Canyon — carved through billion-year-old Precambrian rock — runs through the heart of this festival's landscape. Lander's Mountain Man Rendezvous tradition celebrates the 1820s-1830s fur trade era when Fremont County's valleys were the Rocky Mountain rendezvous grounds for the North American fur trade. The festival at Lander City Park celebrates this extraordinary frontier heritage alongside Fremont County's living honey traditions.
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Official page: wyomingbeekeepers.org
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