Off-Road Trails in Wyoming

Once you are on the 554 Trail you will need to go through a gate (just lock it when you go through). There are plenty of signs pointing you to the many trails so just keep an eye out at every junction point. 554 will go in a westerly direction until the junction point for 528. Follow 528 southerl...
Learn more about 554 Wildcat and 528 Geyser Creek

This is a Wyoming dirt trail that winds through BLM land and National Forest. Beginning with smooth dirt roads, the trail gradually transitions into challenging sections with deep ruts and rocky paths, making for a rough ride. The trail can become impassable when muddy and wet. Along the way, you mi...
Learn more about 57 Route - Willow Creek

The trail (BLM 4412) starts as a flat dirt road departing County Road 19 before arriving at the Adobe Town rim and descending into the basin below. The rim provides a great overview of the rock formations while descending into the basin allows for up-close exploration of the varied rock formations ...
Learn more about Adobe Town Basin

This is a two-track trail passing through a variety of landscapes leading to Manuel Gap, a high point overlooking the Adobe Town basin and rock formations below. The trail begins in a wide-open plain covered with clusters of sage and yellow flowers in the spring. Wild horses are a frequent sight as ...
Learn more about Adobe Town North Rim

NOTE THIS CAN ONLY BE DRIVEN DURING LOW RESERVOIR LEVELS! This is a gentle dirt road with two worn earth berms to cross. Closer to the reservoir along US Hwy 26, there are loose sandy areas. The low vantage point from the valley floor is breathtaking on a clear day with views of the surrounding moun...
Learn more about Alpine Scenic Beach Drive

This route follows US Forest Service Roads in the Bighorn National Forest. It starts and end at a large parking area on US 14 and makes a loop through pine forest and a mountain valley. The Northern part of this loop goes through wooded areas and the trail has some large rocks as well as several wat...
Learn more about Antelope Valley

This backcountry drive connects Flagg Ranch near Yellowstone's south entrance to the farmlands surrounding Ashton, Idaho. The road travels between the roadless Winegar Hole Wilderness to the north and the Jededia Smith Wilderness to the south, both of which are home to the grizzly bear. While much o...
Learn more about Ashton-Flagg Ranch Lake Road

A long gravel stretch that has some medium rock spread through some of the higher areas of the trail. This trail passes along the South side of the peak of Bald mountain but is not short on elevation. Because of the higher area and lack of trees the wind will surely feel stronger when you are up her...
Learn more about Bald Mountain

This popular, fun four-wheeling route leads to Bear Lake in the beautiful Snowy Range. The road begins from Libby Pass near timberline and descends into a subalpine forest where you can spot elk and marmots. The roadbed is typically found with some small puddles and a bumpy surface, but late melting...
Learn more about Bear Lake

Bear Lodge is an easy well maintained road for Jeeps, SUVs, Overlanders and horse trailers. 4x4 might be needed in the spring, as there might still be snow and mud. Any vehicle, without four-wheel-drive, may enjoy this road during the dry season. This road has many access points for mountain biking,...
Learn more about Bear Lodge

This trail connects Limestone Mountain Road at its east end with Little Rock Trail and Christina Lake Trail on its west end. There are amazing places to camp near the east end of this trail. You wind through the trees in places and cross sagebrush flats in others. The trail is rocky in several place...
Learn more about Beaver Creek 4WD (FS 366)

Big Bear Canyon and its side trails around Devils Pass are among the best four-wheeling areas in the Laramie Mountains. Begin this trail system by fording LaBonte Creek on the south side of FR 658 and climb into a heavily-timbered canyon covered with ponderosa pines, quaking aspen, and massive bould...
Learn more about Big Bear Canyon/Devils Pass

This is a relatively short trail but it makes up for its brevity with a stunning shift in scenery the entire length of the route. From where it begins in grassy, sage terrain, it pops up next to Fall Creek and transitions to willows and aspens. There are several locations to pull off and enjoy lunch...
Learn more about Big Fall Creek

The majority of this trail is gravel and easy going up until the Game Creek turn off. The main entry is used by many people coming into the mountains to camp or fish so being on the lookout for oncoming traffic in the corners is a must. Once on Game Creek Trail the terrain chances to steep and rocky...
Learn more about Big Goose/Game Creek

The Big Spring Scenic Backway offers a splendid tour of western Wyoming's Tunp Range. From west to east, this drive takes you through a scenic valley of ranchland, up and over Commissary Ridge, and through the popular Hams Fork River drainage where there is a historic ranger cabin built in 1914. Fro...
Learn more about Big Spring Scenic Backway

Climb 1,700 feet of steep grades and switchbacks with loose rock, a few ledges, and boulders to the top of Black Mountain. At the summit is a historic fire lookout tower with a 360-degree view of the Laramie Peak unit of Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest. The beginning of this trail is an easement ...
Learn more about Black Mountain Lookout

The Blacktail Plateau drive offers a unique opportunity to hit the dirt in Yellowstone National Park. To avoid crowds, drive the road in the early morning or evening hours. In doing so you'll spot more wildlife, especially bears that roam this area. June and July also offer good wildflower viewing. ...
Learn more about Blacktail Plateau

This is an amazing road that takes you through the heart of Vedauwoo. The trail takes you along a creek through a beautiful valley full of beaver ponds. There is plenty of dispersed camping along the way, as well as some side roads that lead to fun adventures. The road is closed annually starting Fe...
Learn more about Blair Wallis Road

This trail toward Brooks Lake is a wide 2-lane graded road meant for all vehicles. Brooks Lake is an incredible alpine lake with world-class fishing, hiking, camping, and stunning views. Also, the historic Brooks Lake Lodge is a world-class lodge and spa. The Brooks Lake Lodge is open year-round. Th...
Learn more about Brooks Lake

This is a beautiful trail in southern Vedauwoo. The trail starts in the trees but opens up into a beautiful valley with large rock formations. There is dispersed camping along the trail, but only in designated spots. There are 11 designated spots along the trail for camping and they are well spaced ...
Learn more about Buford Trail