Smith Forks

Trail Overview

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 accommodate large toy haulers. There is also a vault toilet at the Trailhead. We did this trail at the end of June and the weather was perfect. There is dispersed camping everywhere and roads into campsites were graded and flat. We ate lunch at a campsite that had a path leading to a spring fed waterfall and took a spur trail that made a loop up and around a mountain. We also saw deer, antelope and marmots.

Difficulty

Not technical.

History

Part of the Lander Cutoff. There are signs periodically.

Technical Rating