Wyoming Peak Trail
The Wyoming Peak Trail is an easy, five-mile stretch, beginning at an elevation of 8,760 feet at the trailhead on Shale Creek Road. It ends at 10,400 feet, a half mile northeast of Wyoming Peak, which is part of the picturesque Wyoming Range. At the conclusion of the trail, you'll be able to enjoy the sights from the summit of Wyoming Peak. Wyoming Peak Trail is open from July to September. Riders should note that, when raining, Shale Creek Road is very muddy.
Wyoming Peak Trail
Bridger-Teton National Forest
340 North Cache Dr.
Jackson, WY 83001
Trail Fork Trail
Trail Fork Trail is a somewhat difficult, though heavily traveled, 4.5 mile trail. It begins at 7,550 feet, climbing to 9,430 feet. The entrance to the trail is in the Cottonwood Lake Campground and winds through the Salt River Range, offering outlooks of the Wyoming Range. You can also access Corral Creek Lake. Trail Fork Trail ends at the base of Corral Creek's South Fork. It is most accessible from the warmer months of July to September.
Trail Fork Trail
Cottonwood Lake Campground
Afton, WY 83126
Dry Creek Lake Trail
Only for the more experienced ATV rider, Dry Creek Lake Trail is a very difficult trail. It begins at the end of Dry Creek Road at an elevation of 8,940 feet. The trail ends four miles later at 9,550 feet at the junction with a portion of Trail Fork Trail. Dry Creek Lake Trail should be traveled from July through October. Riders should heed caution when using this trail, not only because of the level of difficulty, but because it is not heavily traveled.
Dry Creek Lake Trail
Dry Creek Road
Afton, WY 83110
