Wyoming’s 40,000 Miles of BLM Road
Wyoming BLM road rules explain how to verify route access and plan responsible ATV or UTV trips across public lands.
The map is not the permission.
National forest and BLM routes, state OHV parks, and club trails crossing private land — with the closures and passes that decide whether today counts.
Wyoming BLM road rules explain how to verify route access and plan responsible ATV or UTV trips across public lands.
Wyoming riding area camping rules, dispersed sites, and vehicle limits help visitors choose legal and practical trailside base camps.
Wyoming trail width limits explain how to measure your side-by-side vehicle and check route rules in Medicine Bow National Forest before riding.
Wyoming riding season conditions from April through December, including elevation impacts and spring planning tips.
Medicine Bow National Forest riding requires checking official maps, monitoring weather, and matching routes to vehicle types.
Bighorn National Forest ATV and UTV trip planning details practical starting areas, seasonal conditions, and vehicle route restrictions.
Poison Spider OHV Park outside Casper spans 284 acres, offering tips on terrain, boundaries, and preparation for a safe visit.
Killpecker Sand Dunes riding area details explain navigation, legal boundaries, and travel routes north of Rock Springs.
Wyoming enrolled roads and trails rules explain vehicle limits, seasonal closures, permits, and reliable maps for public land riders.
Wyoming ATV trails and open sand areas near Rock Springs, Casper, and the Bighorns require checking access before planning a trip.