Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Diamondville, Wyoming

This trail is located in Fossil Butte National Monument. The trail starts at the Nature Trail parking lot, which is 2.5 miles up the paved road from the Visitor Center parking lot. RVs and vehicles towing anything should turn around at the Nature Trail as the Scenic Drive turns to gravel and has a 1...
Learn more about Cundick Ridge Road

This trail is a mixture of trail types and views. Start at the top of the Crawford Mountains east of Randolph, and descend from Utah, into Wyoming then follow the border before completing the loop near the starting point of the trail. The trail starts off as a graded dirt trail which evolves into a ...
Learn more about Cross Border Excursion

Starting out on a flat dirt road, the route snakes its way up East Fork Ridge. The higher the trail goes, the more narrow and technical it becomes. Near the summit, it enters a burn section where all that stands are the charred statues of a former forest. Taking advantage of the open canopy, a crop ...
Learn more about East Fork Ridge

The route is mapped as an out-and-back trail yet offers numerous side trails for those seeking adventure. It represents the pinnacle of the Crawford Mountains near Randolph, UT, beginning in a deep canyon and culminating at the mountain chain's summit, Rex Peak. There are several closed mines along ...
Learn more about Rex Peak

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

Hobble Creek is a scenic, easy-going 22.3-mile route perfect for beginners, families, and seasoned offroaders looking for a relaxed drive through the spectacular Bridger-Teton National Forest. Rising from a starting elevation of 6,582 feet to a high point of 8,709 feet, this well-maintained dirt and...
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This trial offers scenic vistas from both the canyon and the summit. There is alternative access to/from Randolph and Little Creek Campground up to the Shoshone trail system and Garden City/Bear Lake areas via connecting trails. The trail ranges from smooth fast graded dirt to rocky/cobble with no r...
Learn more about Old Canyon Trail

This graded road is wide enough for two vehicles to pass and smooth enough for passenger cars. It leads to the old townsite of Piedmont, Wyoming, where a few historic buildings remain. Structures on one side of the road are private and closed to the public, while those on the other side are open to ...
Learn more about Piedmont Road - CR 173

This is an out and back trail that splits off of Cutoff Canyon and heads up the hill where it then flattens out and travels across the ridge with views all around. This trail is nice and smooth despite being a little overgrown. The trail dead ends at a gate leading onto private property where you'll...
Learn more about Cutoff Ridge Road (BLM AR13)

This is an easy well well-maintained trail that heads up the canyon from Highway 39 through Cutoff Canyon until it reaches a gate to private Property. This trail is highly scenic with the canyon being wide and open with steeper walls with red rock outcroppings. This road stays 2 vehicles wide as it ...
Learn more about Cutoff Canyon - BLM AR11

This trail is a short well well-maintained road that travels off of Highway 39 for about a mile, where it ends in a parking lot at the base of Birch Creek Reservoir Dam. The gravel road is 2 vehicles wide and well-maintained, so most vehicles will be able to travel this road without any issues. As y...
Learn more about Birch Creek Reservoirs

Depending on the direction of travel, this trail travels from the town of Meadowville, near Bear Lake, into Cache National Forest, or it travels from Cache National Forest to Meadowville. It is an easy drive to get from the forest down to the south end of Bear Lake and back again. Nothing technical ...
Learn more about Temple Canyon

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

This trail follows the Smiths Fork River. There are locations for camping and fishing along the way. There is also private property along the way, so be aware of your location. The trail is fairly well maintained. There are spots of washboards and other hazards. The roads can be fairly dusty due to ...
Learn more about Smiths Fork

This trail runs between Highway 39 and the end of Millie Springs Road by following Lewis Ridge. As the trail follows the ridge, it has sweeping views of the surrounding landscape, and in some sections, you can see down into Randolph and Woodruff. This trail is well maintained but can have muddy cond...
Learn more about Lewis Ridge Road

This forest service road takes you up a short road to the top of Red Spur Mountain and has signs at the turnoff from Old Canyon Trail. The road starts off with some small rocks and ruts that any vehicle with decent ground clearance can handle without needing a 4x4. After that initial rough part, you...
Learn more about Red Spur

This trail/unpaved road winds through the Bridget-Teton National Forest. I did this drive in a 72" SxS so we are relegated to the main forest roads and trails in Wyoming. Their trail system is geared more towards vehicles 64" wide and less. There is a very large parking area that can even accommodat...
Learn more about Smith Forks

This is a nice and well-maintained forest road. You can access this from Middle Piney Road or from Labarge Creek Road. You'll go through Snyder Basin the Snyder Guard Station is along the way. There was a big fire that came through in 2012. There are plenty of spurs to explore such as Pack Saddle Ri...
Learn more about South Piney Creek

This well-maintained graded road runs from Highway 39 to Old Canyon and Curtis Creek Guard Station. From the end of the road, you can either go back the way you came or go down the mountain differently. There is tons of dispersed camping throughout the road as it winds through the forest and clearin...
Learn more about Curtis Creek Road (FR059)

This is a scenic road that travels between Curtis Creek Road and 6 Bit Springs Road. There are no major obstacles on this road other than some small ruts and rocks. The trail starts by winding through some small hills before changing scenery and traveling through forests and small meadows. The trail...
Learn more about Running Water Spring Road

This trail is a mixture of trail types and views. Start at the top of the Crawford Mountains east of Randolph, and descend from Utah, into Wyoming then follow the border before completing the loop near the starting point of the trail. The trail starts off as a graded dirt trail which evolves into a ...
Learn more about Cross Border Excursion

Starting out on a flat dirt road, the route snakes its way up East Fork Ridge. The higher the trail goes, the more narrow and technical it becomes. Near the summit, it enters a burn section where all that stands are the charred statues of a former forest. Taking advantage of the open canopy, a crop ...
Learn more about East Fork Ridge

The route is mapped as an out-and-back trail yet offers numerous side trails for those seeking adventure. It represents the pinnacle of the Crawford Mountains near Randolph, UT, beginning in a deep canyon and culminating at the mountain chain's summit, Rex Peak. There are several closed mines along ...
Learn more about Rex Peak

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

This trail is a mixture of trail types and views. Start at the top of the Crawford Mountains east of Randolph, and descend from Utah, into Wyoming then follow the border before completing the loop near the starting point of the trail. The trail starts off as a graded dirt trail which evolves into a ...
Learn more about Cross Border Excursion

Starting out on a flat dirt road, the route snakes its way up East Fork Ridge. The higher the trail goes, the more narrow and technical it becomes. Near the summit, it enters a burn section where all that stands are the charred statues of a former forest. Taking advantage of the open canopy, a crop ...
Learn more about East Fork Ridge

The route is mapped as an out-and-back trail yet offers numerous side trails for those seeking adventure. It represents the pinnacle of the Crawford Mountains near Randolph, UT, beginning in a deep canyon and culminating at the mountain chain's summit, Rex Peak. There are several closed mines along ...
Learn more about Rex Peak

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