Dry Fork (Brewster Lake)

No permit or access details on file for this trail — check with the local land manager before you go.

Dry Fork is a short out-and-back trail near Brewster Lake in Wyoming, covering 1.9 miles round trip. This accessible hike makes it an ideal option for those seeking a quick outdoor excursion without requiring extensive time commitment. The trail provides a straightforward path suitable for hikers of varying experience levels. The relatively modest distance allows visitors to explore the area while maintaining a reasonable pace, making it appropriate for families or anyone looking for a lighter hiking day. The out-and-back format means you'll retrace your steps on the return journey, giving you the flexibility to turn back at any point. While elevation gain data isn't available, the short mileage suggests this is a relatively gentle option in the Wyoming landscape. The trail's proximity to Brewster Lake offers the potential for scenic views characteristic of the region. Dry Fork works well as a warm-up hike or as part of a larger day exploring multiple trails in the area. Check current conditions before heading out, as weather and terrain can vary seasonally.