A rugged canyon at the base of the southern Wind River Mountains, Sinks Canyon named such because the river vanishes underground near the mouth of the canyon. This ride is a loop from Sinks Canyon State Park and climbs up numerous switchbacks to the top of Lander Mountain. The view from the mountain, overlooks into the canyon and is phenomenal. The road then gradually descends back into the canyon to complete the loop. A very small section of this ride is on a packed dirt road.

Just east of Teton Village, this route begins along Hwy 89 where it intersects Gros Ventre Road. The ride follows Gros Ventre through Antelope Flats, with amazing views of the Tetons, into the small town of Kelly. Continuing along Gros Ventre Road, the ride leads to Lower Slide Lake in the Bridger Teton National Forest. This is an out and back ride, with the views of the majestic Tetons along the entirety of the ride making it just as interesting on the way back.

This is a multi-day ride originating in Laramie. The route begins a climb along Roger Canyon Road and follows this until Horse Creek. Heading south along Horse Creek Road toward Cheyenne is very remote with little to no traffic. The route turns just before reaching Cheyenne to head back to Laramie along Happy Jack Road through beautiful mountains in a remote area. Happy Jack Road meets up with Hwy 30 at Lincoln Monument, a large rock structure with Lincoln's head carved on the top.

This is an enjoyable out and back ride from Tower Falls to Floating Island Lake in Yellowstone National Park. Tower Falls is the most popular waterfall in Yellowstone other than the Lower Falls of the Grand Canyon and is accessible by a short walk behind the General Store. From Tower Falls, the ride follows Grand Loop Road northwest along the Canyon of the Yellowstone and then toward Roosevelt Lodge and on through meadows and rolling hills to Floating Island Lake. The lake is the turnaround point, but there are more ride options if you desire to continue on through the park.

Leaving from the west side of Laramie, this ride explores the area southwest of the city with numerous lakes, Twin Buttes Lake being the largest. The ride heads north at Twin Buttes Lake and climbs a very steep hill to Snowy Range Road. At this road, the ridge heads east back to Laramie along a hard-earned downhill.

Beginning at Jenny Lake in Grand Teton National Park, this ride follows the park road to Spalding Bay. The traffic can be heavy on busy park days, but the scenery is always spectacular with the Tetons majestic spires to the west. Spalding Bay is on the southern end of the large Jackson Lake. Jenny and Jackson Lakes are deep lakes created by glaciers. Jackson was made larger by a dam. The ride between the two lakes is relatively flat.

This trail loops around Bear River State Park with the east side trails being paved and the west side being packed gravel. This is a fun family ride with wildlife to view along the river, including a small herd of bison and elk. In winter, cross-country skiing is permitted along the trails, and sometimes the roads in the park.

Originating from the very small community of Centennial in the Snowy Range of the Medicine Bow Mountains, this ride climbs to Libby Flats Observation Point. The observation site provides views south to Rocky Mountain National Park, west toward Medicine Bow Peak, the Sierra Madre Mountains, and Mt. Zirkel Wilderness Area, and east toward the Laramie Mountains. There is low traffic along this scenic out-and-back route.

This central Wyoming ride is from Lander to Riverton along Hwy 789. The route follows the Middle Fork of the Popo Agie River most of the ride. The highway can be busy during commuting times, as may people travel into Riverton for work. There are beautiful views of distant mountains throughout the ride.

This road through Grand Teton National Park is maintained throughout the winter, but is only open to cars from May - Oct, leaving it an amazing spot to cycle in the cold spring weather. This short out and back ride leaves the Taggart Lake Trailhead and gradually climbs at the base of the amazing mountains to the east side of Jenny Lake. The return ride is an enjoyable descent.