Smoot, Wyoming · Lincoln County · Facility
The Smith Fork Area of the Greys River Ranger District offers 27 miles of scenic driving and recreation opportunities. A multitude of dispersed camping is available throughout the area with a stay limit of 16 days. Take a drive along Tri Basin Divide, a point between the headwaters of La Barge Creek and the Greys River…
The Smith Fork Area of the Greys River Ranger District offers 27 miles of scenic driving and recreation opportunities. A multitude of dispersed camping is available throughout the area with a stay limit of 16 days. Take a drive along Tri Basin Divide, a point between the headwaters of La Barge Creek and the Greys River where a drop of water may flow into one of three watershed basins: The Colorado River basin, the Columbia River Basin, or the Great Basin.
Heading to Smith Fork Area? A few things to know before you go:
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