Off-Highway Vehicles (OHV)

Motorized vehicle travel is allowed on designated roads and trails throughout the Bighorn National Forest.  OHVs are restricted to 50" at the widest point and must stay on the main trail, read more about the off road vehicle program.  A Wyoming ORV decal is required on off road recreational vehicles, visit the Wyoming State Trails website for more information. Visit the motor vehicle use map to find the best place to ride and Forest regulations.  To improve your and other's outdoor experience, practice Tread Lightly! and Leave No Trace. 

OHV Trail Riding

Please pick up a copy of the Bighorn Motorized Vehicle Use Map (MVUM) for roads and trails that are open to OHV use.  Remember that in Wyoming you must have a current State of Wyoming ORV registration decal. Learn more on the Wyoming Trails Program website, https://wyoparks.wyo.gov/index.php/orv-trails. Within Forest Service campgrounds and other recreation sites, use cars, motorcycles, or other motor vehicles only for entering or leaving. To improve your and other's outdoor experience, practice Tread Lightly! and Leave No Trace. 

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Adelaide Trail - 057

This 5.2 mile trail gently meanders along Shell Creek, crossing open meadows before reaching the Cloud Peak Wilderness boundary. The final destination is Adelaide Lake outside of the wilderness.

Bald Ridge ATV Trail - #402

A challenging motorized trail through high elevation mountain meadows. Runs along the wilderness boundary.

Battle Park Trailhead

Battle Park Trailhead is popular with horse users.  A camping area with facilities is located across the road.  This trailhead provides access to Battle Park Trail - #173 and nearby access to…

Bighorn Reservoir Trail - 625

This 1.4 mile long motorized trail is accessed through private land following the shore of Bighorn Reservoir.

Bishop Mine Trail - 624

This 3.2 mile long trail accesses historic mining sites. The trail is open to motorized use and ends before the wilderness boundary.

Black Mountain Lookout Trail - 011

This 1 mile long trail offers rewarding views from the top of Black Mountain. 

Bonanza Dead Swede Trail - 211

This 2.3 mile long trail is popular in the Woodrock area. It allows access to Bonanza Creek and part of a larger motorized trail system.

Bonanza Lookout Trail - 224

This 1.4 mile long motorized trail is part of the Woodrock area. Travelers will encounter historical logging remnants.

Boyd Ridge Trail - 096

This 3.7 mile long trail climbs out of the Little Bighorn Canyon to Boyd Ridge. From Forest System Road (FSR) 110, the trail is open to motorized use for 1.9 miles before becoming a non-motorized…

Buck Creek Vees Trail - #361

This motorized trail in the Buck Creek Vees Area overlooks Ed Point. It is open to vehicles 50 inches or less in width.