Off-Road Trails in Wyoming

Wyoming's wild backbone. This section of the Great Divide route crosses the Wind River Range through some of the most remote and stunning alpine terrain in the Lower 48.

Access roads to Wyoming's crown jewel mountain range with over 40 named glaciers, 1,300 alpine lakes, and the state's highest peak. Forest roads climb through sage into dramatic alpine terrain rivaling the Alps.

Volcanic peaks and deep valleys east of Yellowstone on some of Wyoming's most dramatic forest roads. Grizzly bear density here is among the highest in the lower 48. Wild, remote, and utterly spectacular.

Wyoming's best-kept overlanding secret. Hundreds of miles of forest service roads wind through alpine meadows, past glacial lakes, and over mountain passes above 10,000 feet.

Forest roads through the Medicine Bow Mountains south of the Wind River Range with alpine lakes, snow-capped peaks, and wildflower meadows. Far less crowded than the Tetons with equally stunning alpine scenery.

Wyoming's forgotten mountain range. Forest roads climb through red canyons to alpine meadows above 9,000 feet, with views stretching to the distant Tetons.