Tourist Guide Wapiti
Wapiti is an unincorporated community situated in Park County in Wyoming. This place is located along the Shoshone River which is in Shoshone National Forest, between the east side of Yellowstone National Park and Cody. Wapiti is named after the Cree Indian word for elk. Even though it is unincorporated, it has a post office.
The elevation feet of Wapiti Valley is 5,825 feet.
As of 2009, Wapiti has a population of 15,468 people. And since 2000, it has had a growth of 8.64 percent.
Wapiti experiences 11 inches of rainfall and 30 inches of snowfall each year. The number of days having measurable precipitation is 76 days. Further, there are 206 sunny days each year in Wapiti. The month of July is warm with 75 degrees Fahrenheit and January is cold with 19 degree Fahrenheit.
Wapiti Valley is popular for recreational activities like hiking, photography, hunting, horseback riding and many more activities.
The elevation feet of Wapiti Valley is 5,825 feet.
As of 2009, Wapiti has a population of 15,468 people. And since 2000, it has had a growth of 8.64 percent.
Wapiti experiences 11 inches of rainfall and 30 inches of snowfall each year. The number of days having measurable precipitation is 76 days. Further, there are 206 sunny days each year in Wapiti. The month of July is warm with 75 degrees Fahrenheit and January is cold with 19 degree Fahrenheit.
Wapiti Valley is popular for recreational activities like hiking, photography, hunting, horseback riding and many more activities.
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