GREAT DRIVING ROADS IN WYOMING

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ROUTE: US-212

DISTANCE: 137 miles
TIME: 2.5 hours

One of the great driving roads in Wyoming is the Beartooth Highway. It's been called "the most beautiful drive in America". This scenic drive in Wyoming connects Red Lodge and Cooke City and the route serves as an entrance to Yellowstone National Park. At the highway’s summit, travelers find themselves in a sky-high with views of glaciers, alpine lakes, and snow that lingers through the summer months, which means it's only from mid May through mid October. The below route includes the Wyoming and Montana portion of the entire road.

The scenic drive on the Beartooth Hwy begins just outside of Red Lodge, Montana. On the west side this great driving road  ends just before the small towns of Cooke City and Silvergate, just outside of Yellowstone's Northeast Entrance.

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ROUTES: 24, 111, 14

DISTANCE: 80 miles
TIME: 1.5 hours

One of the best driving roads in Wyoming is on this scenic drive to the Devil's Tower National Monument. Cruise by sportscars with Wyoming's big sky country on US Hwy 14 and WY-24. The southern section of the loop offers wide open roadway, while in the north, sports car driving enthusiasts will traverse the rolling hills, pine forests and amazing mountain scenery. The Devil's Tower Monument can be seen from various angles along the way, and drivers will appreciate its grandeur.

From Interstate 90, take US Hwy 14 from Moorcroft, WY (exit 153 if approaching from the west) or US Hwy 14 from Sundance, WY (exit 185 if approaching from the east).

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ROUTES: US-16

DISTANCE: 64 miles
TIME: 1.5 hours

U.S. 16 is a beautiful road to drive by sports car or a Polaris Slingshot. This great driving road in Wyoming starts from the heart of Yellowstone and is a this two-lane highway that's

nothing but smooth terrain, slow, gradual climbs, and numerous beautiful curves. U.S. 16 offers fantastic panoramic views of wildlife and deep canyons leading up to the Big Horn National Park. Sunsets at the canyon on the west end are especially breathtaking. This route makes for a great loop ride through the Bighorn when connecting the above mentioned Greybull to Dayton ride on US-14. According to the Wyoming Department of Transportation, this route is considered one of the easiest mountain drives in northern Wyoming.

This great driving road in Wyoming can be started in Buffalo, just off Interstate 25.

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ROUTES: WY-296

DISTANCE: 63 miles
TIME: 1.5 hours

The Chief Joseph Scenic Byway on Wyoming 296, is a lesser known gem of a road for sports car enthusiasts and motorcyclists alike. The road begins in the north from the above mentioned Beartooth Highway and traverses south down to the town of Cody, WY. The road features sweeping curves that climb and descend with amazing views throughout. The Chief Joseph Scenic Byway travels through the Shoshone National Forest, allowing sports car drivers to experience a road surrounded with immaculate natural beauty.

The Chief Joseph Hwy is an exceptionally good driving road in Wyoming that begins just off the Beartooth Highway on Hwy 296.

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ROUTE: US-14

DISTANCE: 72 miles
TIME:1.5 hours

The scenic drive along U.S. Route 14 through the Bighorn National Forest is one of the best roads to take by sports car or Polaris Slingshot. Driving from Greybull to Dayton features stunning scenery as you traverse through the fun curves, hills and tremendous views. ALT 14 from Greybull to Lovell offers great driving here as well. Drivers will experience significant temperature changes as you climb elevation, so bear this in mind if travelling on US-14 by convertible or motorcycle. You may even see snow-capped mountains even in July! 

This fun driving road can be started in Dayton, just southwest of Interstate 90.

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