Wyoming's Best Trails: Centennial to Alcova on the Wyoming BDR! (Backcountry Discovery Route)

[@darksideemt]

Some gorgeous views in this one for sure.

[@AllThingsOverlanding]

So much fun!

[@812Taco]

Excellent video!

[@AllThingsOverlanding]

Thanks!

[@intheshopwithcraig]

I never thought about doing a Wyoming BDR before. Watching your series has talked us into ordering the map and starting on a plan. Keep it up.

[@AllThingsOverlanding]

Awesome! It was a ton of fun and absolutely beautiful. Glad it was helpful!

[@NorthologyAdventures]

Awesome scenery! I think I am going to hit a little bit more of WY this coming summer and your video has me stoked!

[@AllThingsOverlanding]

Nice! It was so pretty. We had a great time!

[@Mereshot101]

My cousin and I rode this last year and had an absolute blast. Probably one of the most enjoyable things I have done and I can't wait to do more

[@AllThingsOverlanding]

It was beautiful and a blast for sure. Glad you enjoyed it too!

[@carbonking53]

You had the good fortune of seeing Wyoming at its greenest due to the huge winter snowpack and spring rains of that year. Which also lead to your misfortune of a lot of snow and mud that stayed around late into the summer of 23. Ideally, August would have been the best time to do the Wyoming BDR that year.

[@AllThingsOverlanding]

Good to know! It was still a blast and I loved every second of it!

[@dlansburg2673]

I live in Wyoming,maybe someday I’ll make the trip, thanks

[@AllThingsOverlanding]

You should! Check it out!

[@sonsoflibertyoverland]

Love seeing videos where the entire group isn't all Toyota's or all Jeeps.

[@AllThingsOverlanding]

It was definitely a good group of mixed rigs!

[@spacerx]

Yeah, that's a little early. Not shocked you saw so much snow still. Late July and all through August would have been easier.

[@AllThingsOverlanding]

It was a lot of fun. Even though the snow stopped us a couple times.

[@spacerx]

@@AllThingsOverlanding I'm sure. But still; snow, melt, and mosquitos are crazy in June and early July in the Rockies if you're up over about eight or nine thousand feet. A few weeks to a month later, it would all be significantly drier.

[@CastlekingREUEL]

15 real ones

[@AllThingsOverlanding]

Thanks for hanging out!