Road Trip Planning| Miles Kms | Item | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| 0.0 0.0 |
Centennial, Wyoming |
Centennial, Wyoming, On State Route #130 at Centennial, Wyoming Snowy Range Scenic Byway starts its journey. The Snowy Range Scenic Byway was also known as the 'Great Skyroad'. Many camping, picnic, and observation and interpretive facilities make this route a popular recreation attraction for travelers. The Libby Flats Observation Point provides a good view of Colorado's mountain ranges. There are several hiking trails accessible, including a trail up to Medicine Bow Peak, from this byway. |
| 1.7 2.8 |
Barber Lake Road |
Barber Lake Road / US Forest Service Road 351, |
| 3.6 5.8 |
Sand Lake Road |
Sand Lake Road, US Forest Service Road #101, |
| 6.1 9.8 |
Barber Lake Road |
Barber Lake Road / US Forest Service 351, |
| 7.6 12.3 |
Brooklyn Lake Road |
Brooklyn Lake Road, Towner Lake Road, Nash Fork, Brooklyn Lake, located just off State Highway #130, on the Snowy Range, Wyoming |
| 10.4 16.8 |
Towner Lake Road |
Towner Lake Road / US Forest Service Road 332, This Road offers a grand view of Sugar Loaf and Medicine Bow Peak. Telephone Creek, Lost Lake, located on the Snowy Range, Wyoming |
| 11.1 17.8 |
US Forest Service Road 346 |
US Forest Service Road 346, Libby Creek, Lewis Lake, Class Lake, located at the foothills of Sugarloaf Mountain, in the Snowy Range Pass, Wyoming, US Forest Service Road 336, to Bear Lake, Silver Run Lake, Shabana Falls located west of here. |
| 12.0 19.3 |
Libby Observation Pullout |
Libby Observation Pullout, on the State Highway #130, in the Snowy Range Pass, A Viewpoint for Snowy Range Mountains, Libby Flats. |
| 12.7 20.5 |
Bellamy Lake |
Bellamy Lake, South French Creek, located just off the Wyoming Highway #130 |
| 13.2 21.3 |
Mirror Lake |
Mirror Lake, Lake Marie, located in the Snowy Range Mountains, Wyoming |
| 13.9 22.4 |
Medicine Bow Peak |
Diamond Face, a hill shaped like a diamond ahead of the State Highway #130 in the Snowy Range Mountains near Lake Marie, Wyoming. Medicine Bow Peak is located north of here, within Medicine Bow National Forest, and is the highest point n the Snowy Range of the Medicine Bow Mountains. You can see the summit from Snowy Range Pass when traveling on Wyoming Highway 130, a Wyoming Scenic Byway. A four-mile trail with switch-backs and a lot of loose rocks is frequently used to reach the peak. Trails leading to the summit are normally open from early June to mid-October.
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| 16.5 26.6 |
Access |
Access to a Road-side Lake on Snowy Range Scenic Byway, Wyoming |
| 17.2 27.6 |
Loop Road |
A Loop Road on State Highway #130 in the Snowy Range, Wyoming |
| 17.9 28.8 |
US Forest Service Road 200/103 |
US Forest Service Road 200/103, Medicine Bow River, |
| 21.0 33.8 |
Forest Route |
Forest Route travels/winds south/southeast through the Snowy Range Mountain |
| 21.7 34.9 |
US Forest Service Road 256 |
US Forest Service Road 256, |
| 23.6 37.9 |
US Forest Service Road 234 |
US Forest Service Road 234, Country Road #200, |
| 25.7 41.4 |
Ryan Park, Wyoming |
Ryan Park Road, Country Route #210, Community of Ryan Park, Wyoming, located along Swovy Range Mountain Pass Scenic Highway |
| 27.8 44.7 |
Forest Service Road 100/200 |
Forest Service Road 100/200, North Brush Creek Road, |
| 29.8 48.0 |
Ryan Park Road |
Ryan Park Road, This is where Snowy Range Scenic Byway ends at, on State Highway #130, Wyoming. |