Red Grade Trails offers over 17 miles of non-motorized trails on BLM land in Wyoming, sitting at the transition zone between Wyoming State lands to the east and Bighorn National Forest to the west. The trail system caters to mountain bikers, hikers, trail runners, and horseback riders, with additional routes currently under development.

Multiple parking areas provide access points: the Aspens Lot on BLM land, two lots on State land, and two on adjacent Forest Service property. The Base Trailhead on State land serves as the primary winter access point, as Red Grade Road is not maintained during snow season. Fat tire biking becomes popular when conditions allow.

Dispersed camping is permitted on BLM lands, giving visitors the flexibility to establish primitive campsites away from developed facilities. Those seeking more amenities can explore options in the neighboring Bighorn National Forest.

The terrain transitions through varied landscapes as you move between jurisdictions. Spring through fall provides the most accessible conditions, though winter visitors with appropriate gear can still access lower elevation trails from the Base Trailhead.

Explore Nearby

• Bighorn National Forest — National Forest in Wyoming
• Connor Battlefield — State Park in Wyoming
• Medicine Lodge State Archeological Site — State Park in Wyoming
• Custer National Forest — National Forest in Montana, South Dakota