Biking
There are many opportunities for bicycling in the Bighorn National Forest. Many trails are multi-use, so expect to share the trail. Be sure to have a Forest Service map before you ride. Bicycles are not allowed in Cloud Peak Wilderness.
E-Biking
E-bikes are welcome on all motorized routes in the Bighorn National Forest. They are considered motorized vehicles and not allowed to go off trail or on non-motorized routes.
Mountain Biking
The Bighorn National Forest is a great place to enjoy the outdoor scenery from the seat of your mountain bike. Numerous trails are available for biking enthusiasts to enjoy.
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Antler Creek Trail - 110
This remote 3.3 mile long trail is used mostly for hunting access.
Bald Ridge ATV Trail - 402
This 3.9 mile long motorized trail goes through high elevation mountain meadows and forested areas. It is near the western boundary of Cloud Peak Wilderness.
Battle Park Trailhead
Battle Park Trailhead is popular with horse users. A camping area with facilities is located across the road. This trailhead provides access to Battle Park Trail - #173 and nearby access to…
Beef Trail - 056
This 4.6 mile long trail is primarily used to drive stock. It traverses the high shrub covered benches above Shell Canyon and provides breathtaking views of geologic features and unique scenery.
Bishop Mine Trail - 624
This 3.2 mile long trail accesses historic mining sites. The trail is open to motorized use and ends before the wilderness boundary.
Black Mountain Lookout Trail - 011
This 1 mile long trail offers rewarding views from the top of Black Mountain.
Bonanza Lookout Trail - 224
This 1.4 mile long motorized trail is part of the Woodrock area. Travelers will encounter historical logging remnants.
Boulder Park Campground
Site Closed
Boulder Park Campground is gated after season closures. It is located along U.S. Highway 16, the Cloud Peak Skyway. The area is along Tensleep Creek, which is a great trout fishing stream.
Bucking Mule Falls Trail - 053
This 17.2 mile long trail is a long, strenuous drop into and out of Devil Canyon. The overlook for Bucking Mule Falls is approximately 3 miles one-way from the northern trailhead. This trail is…
Cedar Creek Trail - 055
This 5.6 mile long trail travels through steep, rocky areas with unique geological features. The trail goes over high ridges, into steep canyons, and passes by Copmans Tomb.