Covey Cutoff Trail For ATV Riding
The 17th most popular all terrain vehicle trail in Wyoming.
Tuesday 26 July 2016 04:11 GMT
Southeast of Alpine in the Bridger-Teton National Forest, the Covey Cutoff Trail (#81) is a 7 mile route with 4,800 feet of vertical gain. The route offers views of the scenic Salt River Range and wildlife. This trail was one of the original routes between the Star Valley and the Greys River for trappers, hunters and sheepherders.
Directions from Alpine: Travel southeast on Greys River Road #10138 to the Meadows Guard Station Road #10140. Go west on Meadows Guard Station Road to the guard station. The trail leads west up Meadow Creek. Both ends of the trail are signed.
The trail begins at the Meadows Guard Station. The trail ends at the junction with Strawberry Creek Trail #084 about 3 miles east of Strawberry Reservoir.
Note: As of September 2007, ATV riding on Forest Service roads is permitted only on designated roads. Also, all ATVs must have a valid Wyoming ATV registration.
Overall, Covey Cutoff Trail is the 17th most popular ATV riding trail of all 27 ATV trails in Wyoming. Several of the better atv trails are nearby Covey Cutoff Trail including Bear Creek Trail, Trail Creek, Spring Creek Trail and North Horse Creek Trail.
