8,000 Miles of Road to Choose From
Wyoming public land route rules explain how to verify legal trails and open roads for off-highway vehicles before travel.
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Why BLM Enrolled Everything It Has
Wyoming BLM trail program enrollment supports route access and maintenance, but does not open every road to ATVs.
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Trails Enrolled by the BLM
BLM route enrollment in Wyoming determines motorized vehicle access, permit rules, and seasonal restrictions for public land riders.
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Trails Enrolled by the Forest Service
Wyoming Forest Service trail enrollment means route participation in state motorized recreation programs, not blanket vehicle access.
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Riding Out of Cody Toward the Forest
Planning a forest ride from Cody explains legal ATV routes, vehicle restrictions, and staging points for Bighorn Basin trips.
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Riding Out of Evanston
Off-road riding from Evanston involves checking land agency maps, confirming vehicle permits, and avoiding closed routes.
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Riding Out of Saratoga
Planning an ATV or UTV ride from Saratoga requires confirming open routes, checking vehicle rules, and monitoring conditions.
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Continental Divide Routes on a Machine
Wyoming Continental Divide ATV routes require checking official maps and land managers to plan legal motorized rides.
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Riding Sand Draw Out of Lander
Sand Draw route planning details public land access rules, vehicle restrictions, and current trail conditions near Lander.
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Where to Ride Near Pinedale
ATV and UTV routes near Pinedale require checking Forest Service maps, vehicle restrictions, seasonal closures, and wilderness boundaries before riding.
