Wyoming offers some of the most wide-open and rugged off-road terrain in the country. From high alpine mountain passes to remote desert basins, it’s a state built for riders who want space, freedom, and real adventure. With fewer crowds and massive public land access, Wyoming delivers a raw off-road experience you won’t find in more populated trail systems.

Here you’ll find:

  • Links to official DNR trail systems and maps
  • Trails we actually ride and recommend
  • Upcoming off-road events across Minnesota
  • Places to stay, camp, and make a full trip out of it

If you're riding MN, this is your starting point.

WY OHV TRAILS

Checkout the WYO PARKS webside for a list of OHV trails!
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WYO PARKS

MN Trails

  • Wind River Range Trails

    The Wind River Range offers some of the most scenic and remote off-road trails in Wyoming. Expect rocky climbs, alpine lakes, and breathtaking mountain views. These trails are less developed than many others, making them ideal for riders looking for a true backcountry experience.

  • Bighorn Mountains Trail System

    A well-known system with a mix of forest trails, ridge riding, and high-elevation passes. The Bighorns offer a great balance between scenic cruising and technical sections, making it a popular destination for both ATV and UTV riders.

  • Killpecker Sand Dunes (Red Desert)

    One of the largest active dune fields in North America, Killpecker Sand Dunes offers open riding across massive sand formations. It’s a completely different experience from mountain trails, with wide-open space and the chance to see wild horses in the area.

  • Bear Lodge Mountains (Black Hills Region – WY Side)

    Located in northeastern Wyoming, this area connects into the greater Black Hills trail systems. Riders can expect forested trails, rolling hills, and long-distance routes that make for great day rides or multi-day trips.

Where to Stay Wind River / Western WY

  • Sinks Canyon Campgrounds

    Access to Wind River trails

  • Louis Lake Campground

    Scenic basecamp for mountain riding

  • Fremont Lake Campgrounds

    Great for extended trips

Where to Stay Bighorn Mountains

  • Bighorn National Forest Campgrounds

    Multiple options with trail access

  • Arrowhead Lodge (near Burgess Junction)

    Rider-friendly lodging + trail access

  • Bear Lodge Resort (Dayton area)

    Cabins and direct access to trails

Where to Stay Killpecker / Red Desert Area

  • Rock Springs / Green River Campgrounds

    Basecamp for dune riding

  • Sweetwater County Camping Areas

    Primitive options close to dunes

Where to Stay Black Hills (WY Side)

  • Access to Bear Lodge trails

    914 County 5 Northwest
    Hackensack MN, 56452

  • Keyhole State Park Campground

    Good central location for riding