Dirt Bike Trails
Near Ranchester, Wyoming

This is a side spur off of Black Mountain that will require turning around or continuing non-motorized. While it's not very steep, there is a stretch of the trail that is nothing but large rock with some drops that require a clearance of 12" plus if you want to prevent leaving paint behind. This are...
Learn more about Little Tongue

This is a spur off of Nickle Creek. It is not maintained and can get rutted and muddy. However, the rutted sections can be straddled, and the muddy areas have bypasses. If you are driving this counterclockwise, there is a fairly steep section at the end that will challenge 2WD vehicles. Running in a...
Learn more about Nickel Creek Spur

This is an easy out and back that ends at a closed gate. The road is a maintained gravel road easily driven with a 2WD car. At the end of the road, you can continue on a mountain bike, on horseback, or by foot. There are several great trails to choose from. There is very little (if any) cell service...
Learn more about Nickle Creek

The majority of this trail is gravel and easy going up until the Game Creek turn off. The main entry is used by many people coming into the mountains to camp or fish so being on the lookout for oncoming traffic in the corners is a must. Once on Game Creek Trail the terrain chances to steep and rocky...
Learn more about Big Goose/Game Creek

Red Grade Road traverses Bighorn National Forest from its eastern boundary near Big Horn, Wyoming to US-14 in the center of the forest, providing access to numerous views of the Cloud Peak Wilderness and additional trails and recreation opportunities. The trail is well-graded dirt with a few rocky a...
Learn more about Red Grade Road

A spur from the main Burgess trail that is narrower and more suited to ATV or SXS, but still passable with a 4x4. Steeper hills to climb and descend with small to medium size rocks. Some hills have loose rock which could make traction difficult after a good rain. Many of the dead end offshoot trails...
Learn more about Fools Creek Trails

This is an easy out-and-back road. The road ends at a locked gate where the trees begin. The road continues on into the trees, but can only be accessed by mountain bike, horseback, or foot. The road itself is a little rocky, but most 2WD vehicles will be fine.
Learn more about Garden of the Gods

Start the day at the red-grade road outside Sheridan, Wyoming. It's not a good idea to ride in this area alone;this is very challenging riding. Start up the dirt road and come to a creek that is about 30 feet across and about 2 feet deep. Crossing on a bike isn't too bad. From there, cruise up some ...
Learn more about Wyoming Big Horns

This 15-mile route tours the Little Goose area of the Bighorn Mountains where there is a great assortment of off-roading routes. On the west side of the loop, the road passes Park Reservoir where there is a primitive Forest Service campground and numerous dispersed campsites. A bit further south, ma...
Learn more about Little Goose

Side spur that connects Hwy 14 to Hunt Mountain Road. This trail has some water crossing which is hard rocky bottom and is typical for the area. There is also a gradual slope that has some large rock to go over, but it's not too difficult. For the most part the trail consists of gravel and rock and ...
Learn more about Bull Owen

This is an easy out-and-back road that leads to a locked gate. The road does get a little rocky here and there, but the biggest challenge of this road is the last 50 yards. The road drops off into a difficult, narrow, and rocky section immediately before the locked gate and there is no place to turn...
Learn more about Lookout Mountain Road

This is a short, fun little 50-inch trail that links back to a 4x4 trail. This trail is much less traveled but provides some great views and some fun twisty turns. Some of the trail is prone to serious rutting from spring run-off so use caution on the ruts and avoid after a fresh rain.
Learn more about FS 204

This is a fairly good road, for an unmaintained road, from Highway 14 to Duncan Lake. There are many scenic views along the way, and the small lake is stocked for fishing as well as being a beautiful high country lake. The road is primarily dirt with a few rocks and low spots that can be mud holes w...
Learn more about Duncan Lake

Hunt Mountain Road makes a scenic traverse across the backbone of the northern Bighorn Mountains. The rough lane ranges between 9,000 and 10,000 feet, giving a commanding view of the region. On clear days, you can see much of the Bighorn Mountains to the south as well as the tops of the Absaroka Ran...
Learn more about Hunt Mountain Road

This route follows US Forest Service Roads in the Bighorn National Forest. It starts and end at a large parking area on US 14 and makes a loop through pine forest and a mountain valley. The Northern part of this loop goes through wooded areas and the trail has some large rocks as well as several wat...
Learn more about Antelope Valley

The Woodchuck is an approachable yet scenic three-mile trail in the Bighorn National Forest that serves as a key connector between Big Goose Road (Forest System Road 26) and Antelope Valley. Best suited for high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles, SxSs, and ATVs, this point-to-point route offers an...
Learn more about The Woodchuck

You travel south from Hunt Mountain Road and go generally southwest and then southeast along Grouse Creek, ending up at an overlook of Antelope Butte Ski Area. The trail winds through some incredible rock formations but there is only one place you go over the rocks where it requires good ground clea...
Learn more about Copmans Tomb - Grouse Creek (Trails 216 & 219)

Are the wide open spaces calling to you? This fantastic area in the Big Horn Mountains, west of Sheridan, Wyoming, has wide open spaces! Grouse Creek Trail takes you south from Hunt Mountain Road to an overlook of the Big Horn Basin. This area has some 50" trails, but many are wide enough for a full...
Learn more about Grouse Creek (FSR 205)

This trail goes southwest from the Copman Tomb to Grouse Creek Trail and goes up to just over 9700 feet in elevation at an overlook of Grouse Creek. The flowers were in full bloom in early July, and the trail was mostly dry. There was still a bit of mud in the shady parts, under the pine trees, but ...
Learn more about Grouse Creek Overlook Spur

Between Grouse Creek and Sunlight Mesa, high in the Big Horn Mountains of Wyoming, you find Long Park (FSR 209). With a view to the south in the far distance of Cloud Peak Wilderness Area, the near-distance Copman Tomb (the yellowish/white rock cliff), and the Big Horn Basin to the west. This trail ...
Learn more about Long Park (FSR 209)

This is a side spur off of Black Mountain that will require turning around or continuing non-motorized. While it's not very steep, there is a stretch of the trail that is nothing but large rock with some drops that require a clearance of 12" plus if you want to prevent leaving paint behind. This are...
Learn more about Little Tongue

This is a spur off of Nickle Creek. It is not maintained and can get rutted and muddy. However, the rutted sections can be straddled, and the muddy areas have bypasses. If you are driving this counterclockwise, there is a fairly steep section at the end that will challenge 2WD vehicles. Running in a...
Learn more about Nickel Creek Spur

This is an easy out and back that ends at a closed gate. The road is a maintained gravel road easily driven with a 2WD car. At the end of the road, you can continue on a mountain bike, on horseback, or by foot. There are several great trails to choose from. There is very little (if any) cell service...
Learn more about Nickle Creek

The majority of this trail is gravel and easy going up until the Game Creek turn off. The main entry is used by many people coming into the mountains to camp or fish so being on the lookout for oncoming traffic in the corners is a must. Once on Game Creek Trail the terrain chances to steep and rocky...
Learn more about Big Goose/Game Creek

This is a side spur off of Black Mountain that will require turning around or continuing non-motorized. While it's not very steep, there is a stretch of the trail that is nothing but large rock with some drops that require a clearance of 12" plus if you want to prevent leaving paint behind. This are...
Learn more about Little Tongue

This is a spur off of Nickle Creek. It is not maintained and can get rutted and muddy. However, the rutted sections can be straddled, and the muddy areas have bypasses. If you are driving this counterclockwise, there is a fairly steep section at the end that will challenge 2WD vehicles. Running in a...
Learn more about Nickel Creek Spur

This is an easy out and back that ends at a closed gate. The road is a maintained gravel road easily driven with a 2WD car. At the end of the road, you can continue on a mountain bike, on horseback, or by foot. There are several great trails to choose from. There is very little (if any) cell service...
Learn more about Nickle Creek

The majority of this trail is gravel and easy going up until the Game Creek turn off. The main entry is used by many people coming into the mountains to camp or fish so being on the lookout for oncoming traffic in the corners is a must. Once on Game Creek Trail the terrain chances to steep and rocky...
Learn more about Big Goose/Game Creek