Pilot Butte Wild Horse Scenic Loop
Bureau Of Land Management Back Country Byway · Rock Springs, Wyoming
A 24-mile gravel loop across the high desert between Rock Springs and Green River, on Bureau of Land Management land where herds of wild horses roam. The road climbs past White Mountain and Pilot Butte, a landmark for emigrants and railway builders, with views across the Green River basin towards the Wind River Range on clear days. It has no services, and rain turns its clay into impassable mud. It is a gravel back-country route of about 24 miles between Rock Springs and Green River, run by the Bureau of Land Management, and horses from the White Mountain herd area are often seen along it. Pilot Butte is a landmark peak with wide views over the high desert, and the loop has no services, fuel or reliable mobile signal.
County Road 4-14, Rock Springs, Wyoming, 82901, United States
Open year-round, dry weather only.
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