Uhl Hill Road

Uhl Hill Road is one of Grand Teton National Park’s lesser-known backroads, but it delivers big on views, solitude, and light offroad adventure. Starting at the intersection with Elk Ranch and Wolf Ranch Roads, it traverses sagebrush flats before gently climbing toward the base of Uhl Hill. While technically simple, the route features a mix of gravel and two-track dirt, with occasional fist-sized rocks and rutted segments that can become muddy after storms. Three shallow creek crossings add a bit of excitement without posing much risk for most vehicles. A high-clearance vehicle is recommended, especially after heavy rains, but confident drivers in stock 4WD rigs will have no trouble navigating this trail. This trail makes for a perfect detour for casual off-roaders looking to experience the grandeur of the park away from the main crowds. Expect a peaceful ride with unbeatable scenery and a dash of Wyoming history.

Keep your camera ready as this is a common place to see wildlife such as buffalo, coyotes, elk, and bears.