Dirt Bike Trails
Near Afton, Wyoming

This trail is a 50' motorcycle trail. The trail is easy to navigate in some areas with many areas with 6 to10" washes, which may be unstable on the 50" units. Beware of heading in early, because much is shadowed in the spring and you may run into snow. There are many spurs off this route that are no...
Learn more about Wickiup

The Point to Point trail is a scenic ride through the pines. The lower section of the trail is a typical forest service road, a 1 or 2 on the difficulty chart. Then you start to climb, and it gets rocky and tighter. There are nice camp sites up at the lake.
Learn more about Dry Creek

This is a popular point-to-point road. Accessed from East Second Avenue in Afton. There is fishing and hiking along the trail. The popular Periodic spring trail is at the top of this road. It's a short 3/4 mile hike on an easy trail. There are a couple of small reservoirs for fishing as well as Swif...
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Trail is open from May 5th to December 30th. This single-track meanders along Spring Creek, Wyoming. I would recommend starting in Idaho. The section closest to Idaho has difficult rock sections and steeper off-camber sections. There are a few places where the trail just vanishes below you. Lots of ...
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This road will take you from the small town of Grover to a smaller area known as Turnerville. This road is graded every year but still has lots of washboards and potholes. That being said it is traveled regularly by the locals to go back and forth. There is plenty of camping and spurs to do some rec...
Learn more about Grover Park

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 it dusty. There are picnic areas with fire rings and tables next to the lake.
Learn more about Cottonwood

The beginning of this section is a very easy 1 difficulty. You can access the north fork which is popular among hiking and horse riding. Shortly after that, the trail turns to a 2 and quickly to a 3. There are a few spurs along the way some are 50" or less. There is also the Pine Trail that will tak...
Learn more about Willow Creek

This is a fun and moderately easy ATV trail in the Caribou National Forest, great for scenic family riding that isn't too technical. From the south end, it climbs up from the trailhead on a semi-steep climb with a couple of moderate switchbacks that are wide and navigable. It gets up to a ridge line...
Learn more about Webster Ridge #5110

Bear Canyon #5123 is an easy 2.1-mile ATV trail that descends steeply from Webster Ridge down to Bear Canyon Road, dropping over 1,200 feet from east to west. The route is narrow and shelfy in places, with waterbars and small loose rocks, but the surface is mostly smooth dirt and well-maintained. A ...
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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 tent camp. The trail is very rutted with big muddy washes. If it's wet, it will be slick with minimal tracti...
Learn more about Manning Creek

South Fork Timber Creek #5127 is an easy ATV trail that begins at the end of FSR 50627 off of Smokey Canyon Road, in the Caribou National Forest. Follow the short rutted dirt road for a half mile, through a small stream crossing, to the start of the trail, which is more like a continuation of the ro...
Learn more about South Fork Timber Creek #5127

Johnson Creek #5124 is a short, easy ATV trail off of Forest Service Road 50110 that must be ridden as an out-and-back route. The trail travels through scenic forest with pine trees, wildflowers, and meadows, but it does not connect to any other trails or destinations. It ends beneath a set of power...
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Diamond-Bear #5125 is an easy 1.1-mile ATV trail that begins in flat forest terrain at its eastern intersection with Forest Road 50235. The trail winds through open pine forest with widely spaced trees, offering good visibility and a flowy route through grassy meadows. The path is wide and mostly sm...
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Coyote Creek #5122 is an intermediate ATV trail that stretches 2.1 miles, beginning on the west end at a narrow wooden bridge just wide enough for 50-inch vehicles. The trail features a steady, steep climb as it winds up a narrow, shelfy hillside path, with occasional sections full of large loose ro...
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At the bottom of Camel Hollow, you will need to cross the creek year-round, as it is never dry. Camel Hollow is not a technical trail. The trail faces northwest and is covered by plenty of trees. Don't expect the snow to melt until June. Plenty of elevation change for such a short trail.
Learn more about Camel Hollow

This is a short out-and-back easy ATV trail in the Caribou National Forest, starting near the Johnson Guard Station off of Diamond Creek Road. It goes through flat grassy meadows next to some dispersed camp sites, then starts to go through more pine trees. There are lots of pointy low branches stick...
Learn more about Diamond Creek #5126

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 mine haul roads that are in the area. There is no cell service available.
Learn more about Wells Canyon

This is a beautiful fun ride through the pines. Some natural spring crossings. This is a loop that has sections of small rocks and others that are muddy from the springs. A couple of areas are tight for more than one vehicle so passing may be difficult. In most areas, there is enough room to get by.
Learn more about Shale Creek - Kinney Creek Loop

This is a beautiful trail that traces along the elevation of Meadow and Cabin Creeks. At times it ducks down into thick pine stands, then bursts out onto expanding vistas overlooking acres of majestic views. For the rider on the lookout for wildlife, there are plenty of opportunities to catch a glim...
Learn more about Lower Cabin Creek

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 1. Traveling from Bridger National Forest to BLM land, this trail has a few really nice side trails along the w...
Learn more about Dry Fork

This trail is a 50' motorcycle trail. The trail is easy to navigate in some areas with many areas with 6 to10" washes, which may be unstable on the 50" units. Beware of heading in early, because much is shadowed in the spring and you may run into snow. There are many spurs off this route that are no...
Learn more about Wickiup

The Point to Point trail is a scenic ride through the pines. The lower section of the trail is a typical forest service road, a 1 or 2 on the difficulty chart. Then you start to climb, and it gets rocky and tighter. There are nice camp sites up at the lake.
Learn more about Dry Creek

This is a popular point-to-point road. Accessed from East Second Avenue in Afton. There is fishing and hiking along the trail. The popular Periodic spring trail is at the top of this road. It's a short 3/4 mile hike on an easy trail. There are a couple of small reservoirs for fishing as well as Swif...
Learn more about Swift Creek

This road will take you from the small town of Grover to a smaller area known as Turnerville. This road is graded every year but still has lots of washboards and potholes. That being said it is traveled regularly by the locals to go back and forth. There is plenty of camping and spurs to do some rec...
Learn more about Grover Park

The Point to Point trail is a scenic ride through the pines. The lower section of the trail is a typical forest service road, a 1 or 2 on the difficulty chart. Then you start to climb, and it gets rocky and tighter. There are nice camp sites up at the lake.
Learn more about Dry Creek

This is a popular point-to-point road. Accessed from East Second Avenue in Afton. There is fishing and hiking along the trail. The popular Periodic spring trail is at the top of this road. It's a short 3/4 mile hike on an easy trail. There are a couple of small reservoirs for fishing as well as Swif...
Learn more about Swift Creek

This road will take you from the small town of Grover to a smaller area known as Turnerville. This road is graded every year but still has lots of washboards and potholes. That being said it is traveled regularly by the locals to go back and forth. There is plenty of camping and spurs to do some rec...
Learn more about Grover Park

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 it dusty. There are picnic areas with fire rings and tables next to the lake.
Learn more about Cottonwood