The Rides. Wyoming's Best. Guaranteed.

Wyoming is the tenth largest state in the country and the least populated. For the touring motorcyclist riding here, it's a slice of heaven -- wide open ranges and remote roads with un-crowded riding reach into all corners of the state. In 1872 Yellowstone became the first National Park in the U.S., and the world! Though it seduces three million visitors a year, there is so much more to Wyoming than its famous parks.

Each and every road segment detailed in our maps has been ridden and rated by an owner of Butler Maps Inc. From sport bike enthusiast, to dual sport adventurer, chopper rider, to two up tourers, our team has diligently researched and presented fantastic riding experiences that are sure to impress no matter what you ride.

• G1 Rides 11 Routes

  As riders we constantly search for the perfect road. We seek that fleeting moment where everything fits perfectly together. The rhythmic hum of the motor, the dramatic vistas that overwhelm our senses and the one of a kind road that ties it all together. We search for G1. Steep climbs, tight switchbacks, deep canyons and million dollar views. These roads have an undeniable appeal that set them apart from everything else.

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• G2 Rides 34 Routes

  There are no stoplights or shopping malls here. G2 roads energetically flow from corner to corner gently bobbing and weaving. They meander past lakes, criss cross forests and provide an expereince you cant get on the freeway. Keep your head up. G2s can have fast sweepers, elevation change, tight corners and everything in between.

• G3 Rides 58 Routes

  G3 is not your average road. All though these stretches of tarmac require the fewest criteria to make our list , dont be fooled. G3 roads are twisty and exciting. Ditch the traffic and head toward a stretch of orange, you wont regret it.