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Within Adobetown southwest of Rawlins, Wyoming, you'll find Skull Creek Rim and Monument Valley, colorful badlands, buttes and spires created by thousands of years of erosion.

In Wyoming, Alkali Creek Wilderness Study Area contains outstanding opportunities for primitive and unconfined recreation.

In Wyoming, Alkali Draw offers primitive and unconfined recreation such as hiking, horseback riding, camping, photography and sightseeing.

Andy Martin provides opportunities for fishing, waterfowl and upland bird hunting, and limited big game hunting opportunities.

The Big Atlantic Gulch Campground is in the South Pass area. It features 10 campsites, fire rings, garbage collection, water (weather permitting), picnic tables, and vault toilets. The site is ADA Accessible. There are seasonal closures and occasionally there is...

Near South Pass in Wyoming, Atlantic City Campground has 18 campsites for you to enjoy.

In Wyoming, travel graveled roads to Atlantic City, South Pass City State Historic Site, the ghost town of Miner's Delight, or ride along two-track roads through stands of pine and aspen.

The Scab Creek Backpacker parking area is located within the Scab Creek Recreation Area in Wyoming.

In Wyoming, horseback riding and hiking trail winds for five miles through BLM-managed public lands and state lands to Bald Ridge in the Shoshone National Forest.

In Wyoming, the Baldwin Creek Climbing Area has about 50 established rock climbs ranging in difficulty.

The Beck Lake Mountain Biking Area offers 8 miles of beginner-friendly mountain biking trails in Cody, Wyoming.

The Bennett Peak Campground is in a scenic setting near the North Platte River, which makes it great for fishing and floating. The campground has 11 campsites, vault toilet, hand pump well, boat ramp, day use parking, and bank fishing...

The Bennett Mountains WSA encompasses 6,003 acres of BLM-administered land with no inholdings or split estate. The study area contains three basic types of topography: the mountain plateau/ridges, the steep, rocky ledges and the many tributary draws. Vegetation is primarily...

This is a fee site with 11 campsites, vault toilet, boat ramp, day use parking, and bank fishing accessible to persons with disabilities. The hand pump water well is not operable at this time. Fees at Bennett Peak are $10...

The distinctive Red Buttes stand above Bessemer Bend, the last fording site of the North Platte River on the Oregon Trail. This river, which the emigrants had followed for hundreds of miles, now turned to the south and became impassable...

Big Atlantic Gulch Campground is in the South Pass area. It features 10 campsites, fire rings, garbage collection, water (weather permitting), picnic tables, vault toilets and can accommodate medium sized recreational vehicles. The site is ADA Accessible. There are seasonal...

The Big Cedar Ridge Fossil Site is located in the great wide open southeast of Worland. Seventy million years ago, a mudflow of volcanic ash suddenly entombed the entire landscape around Big Cedar Ridge. The plants were fossilized where they...

The Blucher Creek Campground is 74 miles from Rock Springs and 70 miles from Lander. It's an ADA accessible site and features a safety structure, accessible picnic tables, fire rings and an accessible vault toilet. Stay limit is 14 days...

In Wyoming, the Boar's Tusk is a dormant volcanic structure composed of lamporite material that dates back to 2.5 million years ago.

Located in the Willwood geologic formation, Bobcat Draw Badlands Wilderness Study Area in Wyoming is famous for a Devil's Garden of arches, goblins, castles and other fantastic or fanciful landforms.

In Wyoming, the Bobcat-Houlihan Campground is at the trailhead of the Bobcat-Houlihan Trail. It features interpretive kiosks, horse trailer parking, horse hitching rails, and more.

The picturesque Bobcat/Houlihan Trailhead is a popular trailhead surrounded by the magnificent Absaroka Mountains located deep in the South Fork Shoshone River Valley. The trail features a moderately steep hike to the Shoshone National Forest boundary, suitable for horseback riding...

Bolton Creek is a popular fishing, picnicking and primitive dispersed camping site in Wyoming.

The Boulder Lake Boat Ramp is c co-managed boat ramp on Boulder Lake managed by the BLM and the Wyoming Game and Fish Department. The site has a vault toilet, a pull-through parking area, and a concrete boat ramp with...

The Boulder Lake Recreation Area at 7,300 feet encompasses approximately 3 miles of shoreline at Boulder Lake and the surrounding area. Established site are located at the west end of the lake on the north and south sides of the...

In Wyoming, this interpretive pull-out overlooking the Sweetwater River and Buckskin Crossing tells the story of the crossing and its previous owner "Buckskin Joe."

The Buffalo Creek Campground is located off of the scenic South Bighorn/Red Wall Back Country Byway. It has four camping sites, a vault toilet and fire rings. It is partially accessible. The Buffalo Creek Campground is about 24 miles north...

The Buffalo Hump Wilderness Study Area (WSA) encompasses 10,300 acres of BLM-administered land with no private or state inholdings. This is a sand dune area of many sand valleys, blowouts, dunes and hills. The northern and western part of the...

Burnt Hollow consists of more than 18,000 acres of public land in sagebrush country with dramatic geologic formations and a diversity of wildlife species. This primitive non-motorized recreation area offers hunting, hiking, backcountry camping, and horseback riding. Trails are not...

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In Wyoming, the name of Castle Gardens Petroglyph Site comes from the outcropping of sandstone which the wind has eroded into fanciful shapes resembling the turrets and towers of castle.

This area of fantastic rock formations is located at the foot of the Bighorn Mountains at an elevation of 4,500 feet, close to the town of Ten Sleep. Otherworldly rock formations to scramble on make this a great day-use or...

Castle Rock fishing access is located in the beautiful South Fork Shoshone River valley. The site serves as an access point to the South Fork. The site is undeveloped, meaning there is not parking areas or portal signs. The boundaries...

In Wyoming, CCC Ponds/Pinedale Pathway are a perfect destination for those who enjoy fishing, hiking, biking, wildlife viewing and cross-country skiing.

In Wyoming, the Cedar Canyon Petroglyphs are dated back more than 200 years.

In Wyoming, Cedar Mountain WSA provides opportunities for backpacking, primitive camping, hiking, horseback riding, and trapping and hunting for deer, upland birds, small game and predators.

Chalk Bluffs has an access road and parking area, vault toilet, eleven overnight camping sites with tent pads, picnic tables, fire rings, RV parking, boat ramp and a parking area large enough for vehicles and drift boat trailers. No water...

The boat launch is a primitive boat ramp available to launch boats. The access route to the ramp is very rugged, so use high-clearance vehicles to access the site. Parking is available, and adequate space is available for comfortably navigating...

The Clarks Fork of the Yellowstone flows through the Shoshone National Forest through the awesome Clarks Fork Canyon into BLM-administered public lands, located just inside the mouth of the canyon. The unparalleled landscape and recreational opportunities create an unforgettable experience...

Cody Canal is located within the beautiful South Fork Shoshone River valley in Wyoming.

The trail is 50 riding miles in the Rock Springs field office. This ride parallels the Wind River Mountain Range, the continental Divide Mountain Bike Trail draws visitors from across the globe. Riders should remember that this trail includes sections...

The Continental Divide National Scenic Trail in the Rock Springs BLM Field Office connects the sections of CDNST on the Bridger Teton Forest and the Lander BLM Field Office in Wyoming.

In Wyoming, the Continental Divide Snowmachine Trail connects sections on the Bridger Teton National Forest.

In Wyoming, Copper Mountain WSA is great for hiking, rock climbing, hunting and sightseeing for geological features.

In Wyoming, Corral Creek Campground is in a scenic setting near the North Platte River, which makes it great for fishing and floating.

In Wyoming, the Cottonwood Campground is a developed camping site a semi-alpine setting.

This highly scenic trail is suitable for hiking and horseback riding (advanced riders). Cottonwood Canyon has steep, vertical cliffs. The elevation at the mouth of the canyon is 4,800 feet with the top of the canyon wall at 7,200 feet...

The Cottonwood Creek Trailhead/Campground features an interpretive kiosk, five campsites with fire rings, picnic tables toilet facility, four horse corrals, a horse watering trough and food storage boxes.

Crookston Ranch is an 1880s homestead, located on the banks of Nitchie Creek in Wyoming.

This route uses a combination of improved dirt/graveled and two-track roads. Riders can start either on the lower or upper end and make a loop ride, an out-and-back ride on a two-track road, or arrange a shuttle back to the...