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Medicine Lodge makes one of the best ORV basecamps in Wyoming. Access to hundreds of miles of BLM and Forest Service roads and trails is at your disposal.

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Location

Ride right from camp and join one of the best public road/trail systems for ORVs in Wyoming.

Availability

Year-round, except the Dry Fork Canyon trail which is closed to motorized travel from late December to June 1.

Fees

No day use, only camping. Valid MPV registrations or ORV permits required.

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There are several scenic overlook locations at Medicine Lodge. Most are atop rock outcroppings or hilltops directly adjacent to the park and offer spectacular views of the western slope of the Bighorn Mountains.

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Location

Directly adjacent to the park, within a short hike

Availability

Year-round

Fees

No day use fee, only camping

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Medicine Lodge has a dedicated, day use only picnic day with 4 picnic tables. Visitors may also picnic in unoccupied campsites.

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Location

The dedicated picnic area is located at the north end of the main parking area, near the petroglyph cliff.

Availability

Year-round, however the picnic area is day-use only and must be vacated by 10 p.m.

Fees

No day use fee, only camping fee.

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Details: Category: Activities & Amenities Content - MEDICINE LODGE

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Medicine Lodge is home to a 700 foot long sandstone cliff that contains hundreds of Native American petroglyphs and pictographs. Some date to as old as 2,000 years before present.