Other pastoral routes are found outside of the town of Sheridan at the northern end, namely Bighorn Scenic Byway along US Highway 14 and Medicine Wheel Passage along US Highway 14A. Both are worth traveling. Campsites such as Bald Mountain and Porcupine offer panoramic views and accommodations for car, tent, and RV. One word of advice, the nearest grocery store is twenty-five miles away, so stock up before exploring this wondrous area of the Big Horn National Forest.

Then of course there is the wildlife to photograph along the way, no matter which route you decide to take.   Antelope, moose, elk, mule deer, and whitetail deer are among the most popular. In Sheridan, visit the Wyoming Game and Fish Department Visitor Center just off of I-90 on 5th Street for guides and tour information.

During the spring months, the wildflowers are absolutely breathtaking, as is the foliage in the autumn.  The hunting enthusiast will find an abundance of game on both private and public land.  For the winter sports buff, the National Park offers skiing, snowboarding, and snowmobile tours.

 As you can see, the Big Horn Mountains offer something for everyone year-round whether you prefer staying in a lodge, tent camping in the wilderness along rugged trails, or just a weekend in the RV.