The Salt to Stone Region is where you can discover something new.
Starting in southwest Wyoming, this is the ideal route to Yellowstone for travelers coming from Salt Lake City. Discover desert landscapes as you go off-roading in the expansive Killpecker Sand Dunes or boat, fish and kayak amid whimsical rock formations and kaleidoscopic hues at Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area. Take a drive on the Flaming Gorge Scenic Byway, a designated All-American Road that showcases some of the most stunning views in Wyoming. Discover the past as you view some of the world’s best-preserved fossils at Fossil Butte National Monument or experience what life was like for weary 19th-century travelers at Fort Bridger State Historic Site. Discover small towns and stunning views as you travel north through the communities that speckle the breathtaking Star Valley, or head up past Pinedale, where the Green River flows into stunning alpine lakes with views of the Wind River Range’s Squaretop Mountain. Discover Bridger-Teton National Forest from new heights on the Jackson Hole Aerial Tram or with a new perspective by learning about local wildlife at the National Elk Refuge. This region is a colorful adventureland just waiting to be discovered by road-trippers traveling north to Yellowstone National Park.
Salt to Stone is a scenic driving region in western Wyoming that connects the Salt Lake City area through historic towns, national forests and dramatic mountain…
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Travel north on State Highway 191 from Rock Springs for 12 miles and turn right (east) on to County Road 4-17/Tri-Territory Loop Road for 20 miles. Turn north onto the Sand Dunes access road for 1 mile.
