Highest roads of Wyoming
Located in the Western United States, and defined by vast plains and the Rocky Mountains, Wyoming is a very mountainous state. Its geography includes wide-open plains, swaths of high desert and sweeping mountain ranges.
Here comes the list of the highest roads in Wyoming:
| Mountain pass | Elevation | County | Surface |
| Carter Mountain Rd. | 3.445m (11,302ft) | Park | Gravel |
| Elk mountain | 3.405m (11,171ft) | Carbon | Gravel |
| Forest Road 207 | 3.376m (11,076ft) | Park | Gravel |
| Bridger Peak | 3.355m (11,007ft) | Carbon | Gravel |
| Blackhall Mountain | 3.345m (10,974ft) | Carbon | Gravel |
| Beartooth Pass | 3.342m (10,964ft) | Park | Asphalt |
| Libby Flats Observ. | 3.313m (10,869ft) | Carbon | Asphalt |
| Snowy Range Pass | 3.310m (10,859ft) | Alb.-Carb. | Asphalt |
| Kennaday Peak | 3.300m (10,826ft) | Carbon | Gravel |
| Lewis Lake | 3.290m (10,793ft) | Albany | Asphalt |
| Libby Lake | 3.289m (10,790ft) | Albany | Asphalt |
| Dipper Lake | 3.279m (10,757ft) | Carbon | Gravel |
| Libby Flats | 3.252m (10,669ft) | Carbon | Gravel |
| Fishhook Lake | 3.249m (10,659ft) | Carbon | Gravel |
| Bald Mountain | 3.246m (10,649ft) | Park | Gravel |
| Brooklyn Lake | 3.243m (10,639ft) | Carbon | Gravel |
| Silvertip Basin | 3.241m (10,633ft) | Park | Gravel |
| Arrastre Lake | 3.218m (10,557ft) | Carbon | Gravel |
| Cyclone Pass | 3.212m (10,538ft) | Fremont | Gravel |
Pic: Joshua Matzke