Trails & Riding Areas

Casper Mountain canyon riding loops require verifying vehicle width limits, checking official travel maps, and confirming open routes.

Casper Mountain motorized riding requires checking route access, preparing for mountain conditions, and verifying official travel maps.

Wyoming bentonite mud packs ATV tires, causes sudden traction loss, and explains how to assess trail conditions safely.

Poison Spider trail conditions after rain, including bentonite mud hazards and how to safely decide whether to ride.

Poison Spider OHV Park near Casper offers rugged terrain, requiring riders to prepare machines and stay within boundaries.

Riding an old mine bench on an ATV requires checking land access, assessing unstable slopes, and preparing your machine.

Poison Spider off-highway vehicle area near Casper offers 284 acres of varied terrain for a short afternoon ATV ride.

Killpecker Sand Dunes riding conditions explain how to judge wind, prepare ATVs, and navigate shifting terrain.

Spring weather at Killpecker Sand Dunes brings changing winds and temperatures, requiring careful trip planning and machine preparation.

The drive to Killpecker Sand Dunes from Rock Springs takes drivers twelve miles up US 191 to County Road 4-17.