I packarafted a small area of the wind river range last July (2016) at the green river lakes trail head/ campground. Summary is it was fantastic and my favorite packaraft adventure of 2016 for sure. My route started and ended at Green river lakes area, went up lakeside trail to porcupine trail, lost trail for a mile then re-found it in a sound of music like meadow (saw some nice trout in the pools of this meadow stream), camped just short of intersection between south gypsum trail and porcupine pass, had a moose visitation just after sunset, next morning hiked straight up porcupine pass into beautiful mountain meadow with small stream (from melting snow spots) and what appeared to be cranberry bushes, stoutly in bloom, continued to new fork porcupine trail, then turned left to clark creek trail, did some tenkara fly fishing at Kenny lake (lake full of small trout, seemed like brown and brook trout, a bite on nearly every cast even with 10-15mph winds) set up camp at said lake; morning continued on down clark creek trail, (took a dip in Clark lake, that really woke me up) eventually joined highline trail and as soon as could see river walked through meadow, inflated boat and weaved through the river meadow after some time river became clogged with non-runnable wood jammed sieved out boulder gardens, very beautiful; I began to exhaustively portage around these obstacles eventually deflating and rejoining highline trail, setup camp approximately directly across from square top mountain. Most mosquitos I’ve ever encountered along the green river, they are immune to bug spray it seems; long sleeves and a head net are your best protection. Morning came, inflated boat and enjoyed a leisurely paddle with no portages! (put in directly across from square top) paddled out by noon across both lakes; fish start appearing and jumping at beginning confluence of second larger lake. As one paddles the smaller lake it transitions from Gatorade colored to clear. Started on a Friday at noon, finished on a Monday at noon, 2 hr. afternoon naps were a requirement on Saturday and Sunday; these dogs were barkin! Some may question whether it was worth lugging a 6lb boat, ~2lb paddle, ~1lb life jacket in addition to my backpacking gear up 3,000 feet of rugged mountains to 11,000 feet to float out the green river for half a day, but I believe it was. Saw no one on the porcupine trails and most people on the highline trail. I’m sure you’ll have a blast anywhere in the wind river range however…