Mule deer and mountain bikes: Can modern recreation and world-class wildlife coexist along the Winds?

A community debate brews over a proposed 18-mile trail network overlapping crucial habitat for three big game species, plus a chunk of the world’s longest mule deer migration.

Posted 5/7/26

SUBLETTE COUNTY—Standing amid sagebrush on slopes offering soaring views of Wyoming’s highest peaks and second-largest lake, Ryan Grove made his case for why Skyline Drive is the right place to …

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Mule deer and mountain bikes: Can modern recreation and world-class wildlife coexist along the Winds?

A community debate brews over a proposed 18-mile trail network overlapping crucial habitat for three big game species, plus a chunk of the world’s longest mule deer migration.

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Mule deer and mountain bikes: Can modern recreation and world-class wildlife coexist along the Winds?

A community debate brews over a proposed 18-mile trail network overlapping crucial habitat for three big game species, plus a chunk of the world’s longest mule deer migration.

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