Recreation Opportunities
Rising between the Powder River and Bighorn Basins, this scenic Forest offers year-round recreation connecting visitors to a land rich in history and solitude. For centuries, the mountain landscape has provided for Native Americans, homesteaders and modern day explorers creating a human connection with this spectacular place. Today there is a bond with "the mountain" for local residents, which contributes to the quality of life in local communities. Viewing scenery and wildlife, while incorporating a rich history, connects locals and travelers to this accessible landscape.
There are many opportunities for bicycling in the Bighorn National Forest. Many trails are multi-use, so expect to share the trail. Be sure to have a…
Rock climbers from around the world visit to climb the dolomite cliffs and granite spires of the Bighorns. The vertical to overhanging pocketed faces…
For hunting and fishing license information, please visit Wyoming Game and Fish Department.
Hiking opportunities abound in the Bighorn National Forest. Grab your pack, water bottle, and hiking shoes and enjoy all of the wonders the Forest…
The Bighorn National Forest has numerous horse friendly trails available to enjoy from the saddle. Please call ahead for current road conditions.…
For hunting and fishing license information, please visit Wyoming Game and Fish Department.
Motorized vehicle travel is allowed on designated roads and trails throughout the Bighorn National Forest. OHVs are restricted to 50" at the widest…
The Forest Service has a long and proud tradition of reaching out to Americans on behalf of conservation. From Smokey Bear, to Nature Watch, to…
The Bighorn National Forest offers a great variety of picnicking and group picnicking locations.Â
The most popular form of outdoor recreation in America is scenic driving. Three scenic byways traverse the Bighorn National Forest - the Bighorn…
Opportunities for boating in the Bighorn National Forest are plentiful. Grab your boat and enjoy a summer day on one of the many lakes the Forest…
Before you go, check out snow depth at the Snotel Information site and the local weather. It's also important to know the avalanche conditions, vist…
