Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Taylor, Wyoming

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…
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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…
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Hobble Creek road is a very well-maintained Forest Service road that can be accessed by most SUVs & Trucks. The road takes you deep into the Bridger - Teton National Forest passing large meadows like…
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This a point-to-point ride that's worth the drive. You'll cross through many creeks on a deeply rutted trail. The trail travels through private and BLM property and is best done in high-clearance vehicles, as there…
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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…
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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…
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This is a nice, well-maintained forest service road. There are plenty of camping sites, including a campground near the reservoir. Good fishing is available from shore or with a smaller boat. There are a few…
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This is a scenic trail with beaver ponds along the way and the occasional beaver sighting. The trail has been redone by the Forest Service, which dropped the technical rating from a 5 to a…
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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…
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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…
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This scenic trail begins in St. Charles, Idaho, and leads through oak and pine trees, taking you out of the valley. The trail follows a well-graded, full-width gravel road to Pat's Hollow, the site of…
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This really fun trail starts at Hardware Ranch and heads up past Old Ephraim's Grave up to Peter Sinks Rd. It eventually goes underneath Hwy 89 and drops into Garden City on Bear Lake. Be…
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Paris Ice Cave is a small cave in the Bear River Mountains that is a very popular destination to those visiting nearby Bear Lake. It can easily be done in a day with a visit…
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Elk Valley Road goes from Crow Creek Road to Camel Hollow Trail. You will travel on a forest road there is a small water crossing. Elk Valley has many ponds and marshes through the bottom…
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This route is a great spur-off from the Hardware Ranch to Bear Lake Trail. The trail allows an easy and less traveled route into the Peter Sinks area from the small and quaint town of…
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This well-maintained access road is about 6.5 miles long. It begins from Fish Haven Idaho, located on the West side of the pristine shores of Bear Lake and T's into Beaver Green Canyon Road. It…
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Crow Creek Road is accessed from Fairview Way. The trail travels along the creek. The lower section goes through private properties and then goes to Caribou National Forest. But there is also private property in…
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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…
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This is a 50" trail that offers a good variety of heavily forested areas and summits out on top with amazing views to the East down to Bear Lake. It also winds through fields of…
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This trail is a well-maintained Forest Service road, accessed from Crow Creek, Georgetown Canyon, or Diamond Creek. It follows along the edge of Smokey Canyon Mine, so you'll need to pay attention to stay off…
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This route takes you the whole length of the Wyoming Range following the Greys River. Along the way, you'll experience mountain vistas, the beautiful Greys River, wildlife, alpine lakes, and hundreds of places to camp.…
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This route is mostly an extension of the Peter Sinks geographic formation carved in an elongated bowl shape from glacial activity near the summit of the mountain range. The result is a miles-long pastoral-like swath…
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Near Beaver Mountain Ski Resort begins a route that hugs the outline of Beaver Creek. Near the top of the canyon, it swings out southeasterly by Beaver Creek Campground and then winds up a short…
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Kearl Pond trail is an easy-graded trail that will lead you to some breathtaking vistas. This trail begins at Hell's Hollow within the Hardware Ranch trail system. You'll head east and climb on top of…
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This is a 1.5-mile spur off of Beaver Creek Canyon Road. It offers a few good vistas over Egan Basin and has a few terrain sections that are slightly challenging, but provide variety and interest…
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This is a point-to-point trail. It's a very scenic ride up the mountain with nice views overlooking the valley below in certain spots. There is a large open meadow at the top--a nice place to…
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You access this road from County Road 153. Cottonwood Lake is at the top of the road. There is camping and fishing there as well. The road can be busy at times which can make…
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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…
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South Lateral #3506 is a moderately easy ATV trail that begins on the south end after a rocky access road and runs through a mix of open hillsides and scenic aspen forest. The trail is…
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This is a non-technical trail that winds through the Caribou National Forest and has access to quite a few side spur roads and camp sites. The Johnson Guard Station and Diamond Creek Guard Station can…
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