Middle Trail
Begins at the forest's mile 0, 43.2734, -110.6568 - no trailhead mapped Drive to where the trail begins
Middle Beaver Trailhead the Forest Service's write-up
The Middle Beaver Trailhead accesses Dry Beaver Trail 2051 in the Wyoming Range. The trail provides access to Horse and Lookout Mountains.
Middle Piney Entrance Winter Trailhead the Forest Service's write-up
The Middle Piney Entrance Winter Trailhead is located at the Forest Boundary and the Middle Piney Road, WY-350. From this trailhead, snowmobilers can head south to Snider Basin and the Tri-Basin Divide, or north to North and South Cottonwood and McDougal Gap.
Middle Piney Lake Trailhead the Forest Service's write-up
From the Middle Piney Lake Trailhead hikers and horseback riders can gain access to the top of the Wyoming Range. Trails that connect to Middle Piney Lake can take visitors to Wohelo Falls, Wyoming Peak, and the Wyoming Range National Recreation Trail.
Middle Ridge North Trailheads the Forest Service's write-up
The North Middle Ridge Trailhead is just past the Forks of the Greys River on the east side of the road. Parking is appropriate for 3 or 4 vehicles with trailers. Middle Ridge trail offers views across to both the Salt Range and Grayback Ridge.
Middle Ridge South Trailhead the Forest Service's write-up
The South Trailhead is on Deadman Creek Road 10005 about .4 mi on the left. Trail angles up the hill on the left--look for trail sign and white diamond trail markers.
Straight Creek Trailhead the Forest Service's write-up
The Straight Creek Trailhead is located off the Middle Piney Road and provides access to both the Straight Creek and Long Hollow Trails. Straight Creek Trail connects with the Wyoming Range National Recreation Trail just below Mt. Coffin, and the Long Hollow Trails takes visitors over to North Piney Lake. These trails are open to foot, mountain bike and stock users.