About Us

Bighorn Mountain Crawlers is a volunteer-led nonprofit dedicated to protecting and preserving the public lands and trails of the Bighorn Mountains in northern Wyoming. We champion responsible access, practical stewardship, and community education so everyone can enjoy these special places now—and for generations to come.

​Our Mission 

Preserve access. Protect the land. Build awareness. We work to maintain safe, sustainable public access to roads and trails, prevent and repair roadway damage, and raise public understanding of the issues that affect access to the Bighorn National Forest.

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What We Do

• Collaborate with land managers to support trail and road maintenance; we partner closely with the US Forest Service and other agencies.
• Repair and prevent damage by organizing volunteer workdays, reporting problem areas and coordinate repairs when possible.
• Educate and advocate through outreach that promotes responsible recreation and informed stewardship.
• Support community events that celebrate and protect our public lands.

Our Story 

Founded in 2015, we are now celebrating our eleventh year of service. Over the years we’ve supported local events like the Bighorn Mountain Trail Run and Antelope Butte Summer Fest, and we’ve assisted with Search and Rescue efforts—always ready to lend hands, tools, and local knowledge.

Get Involved

              Join us to help protect the Bighorn Mountains—volunteer for a workday, attend                                                      an event, or become a member. Together we keep these lands open, healthy, and                                                   welcoming for everyone​