Wind River Range – Itinerary Suggestions?

Specifically this is the loop I am looking at.

http://caltopo.com/m/7K01

That was the first loop I did in the Winds and I loved it. I'm not sure if there is a "biggest bang for the buck" loop. There's so much to see. I figured I'd just start at the southern part and continue working my way north, one loop at a time. I've been 3 times and have enjoyed nearly every minute. Everything except a muddy stretch of trail out of Scab Creek TH. That was nasty. I'm going back in September and it can't get here fast enough. Enjoy your trip!

Chris,
I will take a stab at commenting on your route. I have walked about two thirds of your proposed route, much of that twice, so I have some familiarity.
First I have not walked the southernmost trails of your route below the latitude of Coon Lake on the west (Little Sandy Trail) and Tayo Park (Sweetwater Gap Trail) on the east. Please issue a report about these areas when you get back–I have some interest.
It appears that you will be in a good mix of drainage-hiking down in the trees (not many views) and also in some very nice high elevation country.
I have camped twice at your first site. Nice flat area, good views, good choice.
The Popo Agie water crossings should not be of any great concern in late August.
There will be lots of "ooohs!" and "aaahs!" moments between Lizard Head Meadows and Temple Pass. Keep your camera handy.
The best display of Elephant's Head flowers I have ever seen was on the north slope of Temple Pass (if you are into those things).
When you get a feel for the country, whether this year or in the future, you could try some off-trail routes. Many of them are easily navigated, wide open (no downed trees to fight), and very rewarding.
Let us know how it goes!

Thanks John! I plan on trying to hit a couple of peaks after we set up at each camp site. Planning on rolling into each one around 2 or 3 so I am hoping that will give us ample opportunity to climb a few peaks.