It is estimated that
the rugged peaks of
the Snowy Range rose
50 to 70 million years
ago. It is also said that
the mountain peaks
may have once been
much higher. Geologists suggest that approximately 15,000
feet of rock has
eroded away since
the mountain
range's creation.
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Scenic Byways, Backcountry Roads & Hidden Treasures |
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Drive through the mountains and prairies of Carbon County, Wyoming to observe our bountiful wildlife and breath taking scenery. Wyoming is home to some of the best kept secrets in the natural world. Whether you’re exploring the great Continental Divide, high mountain deserts or vast prairie lands, Wyoming’s scenery will not disappoint. Keep your eyes open and you may catch a glimpse of Wyoming’s native wildlife species including foxes, coyotes, deer, antelope, moose, elk, bald eagles, badger and more. Please be aware that in the winter many of our scenic roads close due to high snowfall. |
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The Seminoe-Alcova Back Country Byway The Seminoe-Alcova Back Country Byway is located in South Central Wyoming. The north end of the byway is in Alcova, a small settlement on WY 220 about 30 miles southwest of Casper..... More Info |
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Snowy Range Scenic Byway Snowy Range Scenic Byway follows Highway 130 for twenty- nine miles through the center of Medicine Bow National Forest. A high-altitude drive, it offers you an unforgettable ..... More Info |
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The Outlaw Trail Loop From Rawlins motorists enter outlaw country near Creston Junction. The Wild Bunch robbed a train at Tipton Highway 789 south through Baggs to Browns Park, Colorado parallels the “getaway trail.” More Info |
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| Battle Highway The Battle Highway along Wyoming’s Highway 70 stretches" across the Sierra Madre Mountains from Encampment to Baggs. The scenic highway is open Memorial Day through October. More Info |
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Aspen Alley |
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Scenic Tour Providers |
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| Maefly Expeditions - Saratoga Provides wildlife viewing and natural history interpretation for visitors interested in close-up view of wild animals in their natural habitat. Travel throughout the Medicine Bow National Forest and southeastern Wyoming in comfortable, customized, safari-style vehicles equipped with opening side windows, binoculars and spotting scope. 307.326.5405 http://www.maeflyexpeditions.com |
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