Pronghorn Crossing a Two-Track
Wyoming pronghorn crossings require easing off the throttle, stopping well short, and waiting safely for animals to clear the road.
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Gates on a Grazing Allotment
Wyoming grazing allotment gates explain livestock movement, property boundaries, and motorized travel rules for ATV and UTV riders.
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Cattle Strung Across a Forest Road
Cattle blocking a Wyoming forest road require riders to stop safely, wait patiently, and avoid disturbing the herd.
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Crossing a Creek Running High With Snowmelt
Wyoming spring snowmelt creek crossings require assessing water depth and current to protect ATVs and UTVs from damage.
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Snow in September at Elevation
September snow in Wyoming requires riders to check conditions, prepare machines, and decide when turning around is safest.
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Hypothermia on a Summer Ride
Summer hypothermia risks on Wyoming ATV and UTV rides, warning sign recognition, and cold weather planning methods.
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Afternoon Thunderstorms in the High Country
Wyoming high country afternoon thunderstorms require careful ride planning, weather monitoring, and early turnaround times to ensure safety.
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Thin Air Above 9,000 Feet
High-altitude ATV and UTV riding in Wyoming creates slower machine response and low oxygen, requiring careful planning.
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Altitude and Carburetion in the Mountains
Mountain altitude and lower air density reduce oxygen for carbureted engines, causing ATVs and UTVs to run rich and lose power.
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Riding Through Saratoga on the Route
Saratoga route planning explains how to check Wyoming road permissions, handle town stops, and prepare for changing weather and terrain.
