There’s nothing like the Wyoming scenery, and so much of it goes undiscovered! These underrated canyons in Wyoming will show off the beauty of a state that we’ve all come to love.
- Medicine Lodge Canyon
Flickr / BLM Medicine Lodge Canyon is a stunning sight in Big Horn County. This breathtaking sight is something you’ll never forget - take the Red Gulch/Alkali National Backcountry Byway through the foothills of the Bighorns to encounter this magical place.
- Wind River Canyon
Flickr / Jasperado This beautiful canyon is located between the cities of Shoshoni and Thermopolis, and many people drive through on the way to Yellowstone. The winding road into the canyon shows off the view from above and below!
- New Fork Canyon
Flickr/ summitcheese If you ever decide to hike the Bridger Wilderness, you’ll likely travel through New Fork Canyon. This wild, isolated canyon is one of the most serene places in the entire state.
- Crazy Woman Canyon
Flickr / Erin Crazy Woman Canyon is a great place to visit for anyone who wants to get up close with nature, without having to head out on a long hike. You can drive right through! The scenery you’ll spot on your way into and through the canyon is something you’ll always remember.
- Devils Gate
Flickr / BLM Wyoming Devils Gate is a unique geological canyon of sorts! This narrow passage was an important landmark along the Mormon and Oregon Trails, and visiting is like stepping back in time.
- Flaming Gorge
Flickr / J. Stephen Conn Many people forget that Flaming Gorge extends into Wyoming, and the sight from the Reservoir is absolutely breathtaking. Be sure to check out the Wyoming side of this stunning wonder.
- Pathfinder Dam & Canyon
Flickr / Josh Haslett Pathfinder Dam is the site of a smaller canyon that’s so worth exploring! Enjoy trails and scenery along the peaceful North Platte River.
What’s your favorite off-the-beaten path spot in Wyoming? Tell us in the comments!
Flickr / BLM
Medicine Lodge Canyon is a stunning sight in Big Horn County. This breathtaking sight is something you’ll never forget - take the Red Gulch/Alkali National Backcountry Byway through the foothills of the Bighorns to encounter this magical place.
Flickr / Jasperado
This beautiful canyon is located between the cities of Shoshoni and Thermopolis, and many people drive through on the way to Yellowstone. The winding road into the canyon shows off the view from above and below!
Flickr/ summitcheese
If you ever decide to hike the Bridger Wilderness, you’ll likely travel through New Fork Canyon. This wild, isolated canyon is one of the most serene places in the entire state.
Flickr / Erin
Crazy Woman Canyon is a great place to visit for anyone who wants to get up close with nature, without having to head out on a long hike. You can drive right through! The scenery you’ll spot on your way into and through the canyon is something you’ll always remember.
Flickr / BLM Wyoming
Devils Gate is a unique geological canyon of sorts! This narrow passage was an important landmark along the Mormon and Oregon Trails, and visiting is like stepping back in time.
Flickr / J. Stephen Conn
Many people forget that Flaming Gorge extends into Wyoming, and the sight from the Reservoir is absolutely breathtaking. Be sure to check out the Wyoming side of this stunning wonder.
Flickr / Josh Haslett
Pathfinder Dam is the site of a smaller canyon that’s so worth exploring! Enjoy trails and scenery along the peaceful North Platte River.
For some ideas for your next Wyoming adventure, take a look at our list of The 9 Most Underrated Places In Wyoming That You Must Check Out.
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