Medicine Wheel Passage (US-14A)
A 27-mile designated National Scenic Byway along US-14A, the northernmost route across the Bighorn National Forest. The road climbs a steep 10% grade from Lovell on the Big Horn Basin floor to Burgess Junction at over 8,000 ft, with sustained switchbacks, truck turnoffs, and panoramic views of the Absaroka Mountains. Named for the 800-year-old Medicine Wheel National Historic Landmark near the summit.
What you'll hit along the way.
Rider-verified stops, overlooks, fuel, and the corners worth knowing about — in the order you'll meet them.
Clearwater Creek Campground
A quiet campground near the start of the route, useful for an overnight stay before heading into the Bighorns.
Holy City
An eroded sandstone formation resembling spires and towers, offering a striking geological view from the roadside.
Coffee Bar
A stop in Greybull for coffee and a break at the midpoint of the route.
Sinclair
Fuel stop in Greybull before the final stretch toward the scenic viewpoint.
Scenic Viewpoint
A designated overlook near the route's end with broad views of the surrounding Wyoming landscape.
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