Dirt Bike Trails
Near Lander, Wyoming

Bypass the pavement and explore this beautiful canyon just west of Highway 28 south of Lander. High red rock cliffs run along the Little Popo Agie River. The canyon is filled with beautiful ranch property and a wildlife habitat management area. Even in mid-August, it is green and pretty. The north e...
Learn more about Red Canyon Road

Just south of the Red Canyon Rd exit on Hwy 28, there is a strip of BLM land between the highway and Red Canyon. This trail runs along the ridge, high above the highway, and then circles to the Red Canyon side. To complete the loop, you must go down through a wash (which was dry in August) and then ...
Learn more about Ridge Runner Loop

Indian 4WD Trail is a fantastic 11-mile trail that crosses two mountains, goes through the valleys and pines, goes across Pass Creek and the Little Popo Agie River, and ends at Frye Lake in the Shoshone National Forest. In some places, the trail has loose rocks, but they're navigable. The water cros...
Learn more about Indian 4WD Trail - FS 352

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)

Limestone Mountain Road (a/k/a Ed Young Basin) runs from Hwy 28 near Atlantic City, Wyoming, up to the Indian Trail and beyond. Our track stops at the intersection with the Indian Trail. This is a well-maintained dirt road. I don't know if it's open year-round. You go up over the mountains at 8800 f...
Learn more about Limestone Mtn Rd (FS 326)

This challenging route takes you to Gustave Lake and Christina Lake near the boundary of the Popo Agie Wilderness in the Wind River Range. The first few miles of this road follows a fairly smooth dirt path that can be handled by most 4WD vehicles, but usually only modified rigs and ATVs make it to t...
Learn more about Christina Lake

Little Rock is a two-track trail on the west end with the name "Little Rock" and number 368 on the Forest Service map. It begins at Louise Lake Road, and from there, the trail crosses the Shoshone National Forest in an easterly direction, and then it crosses some private property where access is gra...
Learn more about Little Rock (FS 368)

Castle Garden Road is located just east of Moneta. Turn onto Castle Garden Road and continue until you see a sign to the left, and then it is five miles to the petroglyph site. You will not see the site until you travel down the hill and curve to the right. This is an in-and-out, driving time depend...
Learn more about Castle Garden Road

This scenic route takes the back roads from Thermopolis to Lysite, Wyoming. The county road travels through private property, so stay on the road. The road is a gravel road until you cross the county line, and then it can become rutted. The road will eventually reach gravel again. There is a section...
Learn more about Buffalo Creek/ Hot Springs County 5

Granite Lake, In mid-summer, it's a very refreshing way to cool off. There is a hiking trail around the lake. If you plan to ride down the trail, tread lightly and leave no trace. This route is for 50 inches or less. Is fairly steep with loose sand, lots of roots, and rocks. Bring sunscreen, food, a...
Learn more about Granite Lake Trail

When navigating this Forest Service road, you will find it mostly easy with views of rolling meadows to start. But the further you go, the terrain changes from a maintained dirt road to one that has small ruts, switchbacks, and rocks--nothing any 4WD or AWD vehicle can't get through. Along with the ...
Learn more about Wiggins Fork

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

Mostly an easy winding trail that marks the west and north park boundaries. It's great for a more relaxing excursion to explore, or to limp your broken trail rig back to the parking area. Easy access to the upper reaches of the park without needing to take a boulder-filled trail.
Learn more about Outer Loop Boundary Trail

Relatively easy trail connecting visitors to the east side of the park, and providing an easy way out after running some of the harder areas of the park. It links up to the middle of the Side By Side Trail, providing quick and easy access to Hanging Bridge. It winds through vast sagebrush and has on...
Learn more about 2 Track Escape

This dead-end trail is an optional trek near the southern ends of Escalator and Charlie, and within easy reach of the parking area. It winds its way along the base of some steep cliffs, then shoots up a steep and rocky climb. Wider vehicles might find the fence a bit too close.
Learn more about Matterhorn

Charlie Trail cuts through the park in a north-south direction and offers some challenging sections with a large rock garden about the midpoint. A slight bypass can be found to the north of the main rock garden. The garden itself offers large drops and huge boulders to traverse, along with a very st...
Learn more about Charlie Trail

Short, optional loop off the main FU trail. This trail traverses a tight, steep wash full of large rocks, sand, and debris. The trail has steep sides and is mostly "V" shaped with alternating whoops to cross you up and test your suspension to the max. The turns are tight, and rear-steer would be hel...
Learn more about Backflip

Side By Side is a longer road in the park connecting the county road with areas within the interior of the park. It offers a wide variety of terrain. The flat, sage-lined southern section includes a water crossing with a short, steep bank. Further to the north and higher in elevation, the road chang...
Learn more about Side By Side Trail

This trail provides access to a large section of the park. The southern section traverses alongside Lugnut Trail and parallels a large wash with ample opportunities to drop into and sample much more difficult terrain. This trail crosses the wash a few times via steep bank drops and climbs, which wil...
Learn more about Buggy Access

This is a punishing path that parallels the Buggy Access Road, but takes the much more difficult path through the wash over huge boulders dropping in and out of the steep wash canyon. It's a mile and a half of vehicle endurance exercise that will test your vehicle and your skill.
Learn more about Lugnut

Bypass the pavement and explore this beautiful canyon just west of Highway 28 south of Lander. High red rock cliffs run along the Little Popo Agie River. The canyon is filled with beautiful ranch property and a wildlife habitat management area. Even in mid-August, it is green and pretty. The north e...
Learn more about Red Canyon Road

Just south of the Red Canyon Rd exit on Hwy 28, there is a strip of BLM land between the highway and Red Canyon. This trail runs along the ridge, high above the highway, and then circles to the Red Canyon side. To complete the loop, you must go down through a wash (which was dry in August) and then ...
Learn more about Ridge Runner Loop

Indian 4WD Trail is a fantastic 11-mile trail that crosses two mountains, goes through the valleys and pines, goes across Pass Creek and the Little Popo Agie River, and ends at Frye Lake in the Shoshone National Forest. In some places, the trail has loose rocks, but they're navigable. The water cros...
Learn more about Indian 4WD Trail - FS 352

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)

Bypass the pavement and explore this beautiful canyon just west of Highway 28 south of Lander. High red rock cliffs run along the Little Popo Agie River. The canyon is filled with beautiful ranch property and a wildlife habitat management area. Even in mid-August, it is green and pretty. The north e...
Learn more about Red Canyon Road

Just south of the Red Canyon Rd exit on Hwy 28, there is a strip of BLM land between the highway and Red Canyon. This trail runs along the ridge, high above the highway, and then circles to the Red Canyon side. To complete the loop, you must go down through a wash (which was dry in August) and then ...
Learn more about Ridge Runner Loop

Indian 4WD Trail is a fantastic 11-mile trail that crosses two mountains, goes through the valleys and pines, goes across Pass Creek and the Little Popo Agie River, and ends at Frye Lake in the Shoshone National Forest. In some places, the trail has loose rocks, but they're navigable. The water cros...
Learn more about Indian 4WD Trail - FS 352

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)