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Riding Areas


We have several locations, which offer different types of scenery and terrain! From the High Plains Desert to the Mountains, we're happy to be able to provide options for our customers!

Cody, Wyoming

Spirit (Cedar) Mountain

Spirit Mountain is just 2 miles from our office and offers all sorts of recreational opportunities. The views of Cody that it offers are pretty spectacular! The mountain is crisscrossed with hiking and horseback trails, plus there are rock climbing and boulders spots as well. You’ll see mountain bikers, birders and dog walkers. You can park at any of the pullouts and spend time wandering around the mountain. The large boulders strewn across the slope make great climbing for kids. The trail to the cavern entrance is a flat, quick walk through limber pine and juniper. Mountain bluebirds frequent the area and you’ll see Indian paintbrush (Wyoming state flower) as well. Be advised the actual opening to the cave is gated and locked.

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Red Lakes Recreation Area

This off-road area is only 3 miles from our office and offers about 3,000 acres (5 square miles) of desert trails, play areas, sand washes, steep and challenging hill climbs and miles of unmaintained 4×4 trails! There is a little bit of everything for all experience levels.

The McCullough Peaks

The McCullough Peaks (only 9 miles from our office) WSA encompasses 25,210 acres of BLM-administered land, 640 acres of split-estate land, and 640 acres of state-owned land. The WSA consists of the badlands that form the north slope of the McCullough Peaks. The terrain is characterized by sharp ridges and deeply eroded drainages. There are also large expanses of open, gentle terrain. The area is scenic and provides opportunities for solitude and primitive recreation. The panoramic views from the top of McCullough Peaks are outstanding and include not only the study area’s badlands but views of Heart Mountain, the Beartooth Mountains and the Absaroka Range. The vividly colored and highly eroded ridges and hills have outstanding scenic quality. Opportunities for wild horse viewing are present. The McCullough Peaks area has been known for its paleontological and geologic interest for some time.

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The Oregon Basin & Petroglyphs

View one of the crown jewel oil fields of Wyoming, the third largest oil field in the state by cumulative production, The Oregon Basin. The oil is trapped in folded sedimentary rock in a geologic structure called an anticline that is 15 miles long and 6 miles wide. It’s a sage brush covered basin with hundreds of well pads that are rimmed by outcrops of sandstone dipping away from the field.

There are miles and miles of riding trails, one of which takes you to a small walk-about to see sandstone rims and petroglyphs!

Kirwin, Wyoming

Kirwin Ghost Town

At the head of the Wood River, just below the timberline, sleeps the historic town and mining district of Kirwin, Wyoming. This small ghost town is a treasure trove for historians! You’ll drive through the mountains, river crossings and up to the parking area to hike into the Ghost Town itself!

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Cooke City, Montana

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Lulu & Daisy Pass

These are high mountain passes that connect at an elevation of 3.009m (9,872ft) above the sea level, it’s one of the highest roads of Montana!

Nestled in the Beartooth range, the road to the summit is totally unpaved. It’s an old mining road. Near the summit are only a few historic ruins left from the New World Mining District.