Forests & jungles
Medicine Bow National Forest
Wyoming, United States
Medicine Bow National Forest was established in 1902 and spans over one million acres in southeastern Wyoming. Hikers encounter diverse ecosystems, from the Snowy Range's tundra to the Laramie Mountains' dense forests.
Good to know
- Crowds
- Usually quiet
- Best months
- Jun–Sep
- Getting there
- Best as a day trip
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