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MUDDY CREEK SCENIC BACKWAY

Northeast Wyoming

Muddy Creek Historic Backway
Length: 25.0 miles / 40.2 km

Drive Time: 1 hour

The Muddy Creek Historic Backway provides access to locations well off the beaten path. Twenty-five miles of back roads will lead you from a real western ghost town to Muddy Creek, one of the most famous camping spots of the western migration.


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