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ModerateLonesome Highway — Centennial Road to Tensleep Canyon via the Bighorn Basin Rim and Red Gulch Road
Jurassic tracks and painted badlands, no guardrails.
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ModerateCentennial Road — Big Sandy Lodge Approach via New Fork Canyon
Wind River Range western gate. Ford required.
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ModerateSawmill Road to Gros Ventre Slide — Kelly Warm Spring to Red Hills via Gros Ventre River Road
A landslide scar, red hills, and Teton solitude.
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DifficultLonesome Highway — Centennial Road to Tensleep Canyon via Nowater Creek and the Red Wall Bench
Red walls, dry creek beds, and Wyoming's big empty.
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ModerateLonesome Highway — Bighorn Mountains South Slope to Tensleep Canyon via Hazelton Road and Tensleep Creek Gorge
Red wall badlands to limestone canyon walls.
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ModerateLonesome Highway — Centennial Road to Tensleep Canyon via Bighorn Basin Desert Floor and Ten Sleep Creek
Alkali flats and red canyon on Wyoming's basin floor.
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DifficultLonesome Highway — Centennial Road to Tensleep Canyon via Hazelton Road and Red Wall Country
Red Wall badlands. No traffic. No mercy.
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ModerateLonesome Highway — Bighorn Mountains Powder River Pass to Bull Creek via Hazelton Road
Wyoming ridgeline with zero crowds.
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ModerateLonesome Highway — Beartooth Plateau East Face to Sunlight Basin via Dead Indian Pass and Clarks Fork Divide
The Beartooth nobody drives — Absaroka raw and real.
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ModerateLonesome Highway — Centennial Road to Dubois via Sheridan Pass and the Wind River Badlands
Painted badlands, sage, and a forgotten Shoshone pass.