The Snowy Range is part of the Medicine Bow-Routt National Forests, offering a stunning landscape marked by alpine vistas, high-altitude lakes, and diverse recreation opportunities.
Located in southern Wyoming, the Snowy Range features an impressive stretch of high-altitude terrain as part of the Medicine Bow-Routt National Forests. Rising above 12,000 feet, the range is known for its breathtaking views, pristine lakes, and alpine ecosystems. Home to the highest peak, Medicine Bow Peak, the range offers unique geology, including quartzite ridges and limestone formations. Visitors can enjoy a diverse array of activities such as hiking, camping, and fishing in summer, while winter transforms the region into a prime destination for snow sports. This area has a rich history, from Native American use to pioneer routes and early 20th-century tourism. Today, the Snowy Range remains a beloved destination for outdoor enthusiasts seeking both adventure and serenity in the beauty of Wyoming's wild lands.
Medicine Bow Peak – The highest point in the range offering panoramic views
Libby Flats – An area known for its expansive views and unique alpine ecosystem
Lewis Lake – A scenic spot popular for fishing and reflecting surreal mountain views
Snowy Range Scenic Byway – A must-drive with stunning overlooks and trails
Reaches 12,013 feet and offers a challenging hike with stunning summit views.
Known for its reflective surface, providing memorable photo opportunities and peaceful surroundings.
A 29-mile route through the mountains with multiple overlooks and trailheads.