Nestled among three different mountain ranges is a beautiful valley that merges the states of Idaho and Wyoming; a valley we call home, a valley we call Wydaho. The Wydaho One Hundred route follows classic backroads of Eastern Idaho and Western Wyoming, featuring the foothills of the Teton Range, looking into the depths of the Jedediah Smith Wilderness, and the rugged frontcountry of Horseshoe-Packsaddle Canyon in the Big Hole Mountains. This ride completes a 360-degree, 100-mile circumnavigation of Teton Valley, starting and ending in Victor, Idaho.

Surface Key:
RED: Maintained or Smooth Gravel
BLUE: Rough or Rarely Maintained Gravel / Dirt or Natural Surfaces
PINK: Very Rough and Unimproved / Not Maintained / Doubletrack / Dirt or Natural Surfaces
GREEN: Bike Route / Road Alternate Available
BLACK: Paved Road

Please see the route guide for more information.

For questions, route updates or just to say hi, contact me at aaron@destinationreroute.com

There are several route alternates available to add on or bypass along the way found here: https://ridewithgps.com/collections/2842023

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From the Northern Highlands of the Big Hole Mountains to the rolling agricultural roads, the beauty of this landscape backdropped by the infamous Tetons will leave one in awe, challenging and inspiring those to venture into this 88-mile mixed terrain loop. (less)

The Great Rift Dirt Tour is an Idaho bikepacking route connecting rugged doubletrack trails and remote backcountry roads throughout the Craters of the Moon National Monument & Preserve.

Prepare to be immersed in the vast Idaho High Desert of the Snake River Plain as you skirt expansive lava flows, meander along the foothills of the Pioneer Mountains, and travel through the Sagebrush Steppe on the Columbia Plateau.

This route is best suited for those with advanced self-guided navigation skills. This route is best enjoyed on a mountain bike (2.2" or greater tire width).

Land of the Shoshone, Bannock, Northern Paiute, Cayuse, Walla Walla, and Umatilla Peoples. While many or most people rarely resided in this harsh region year-round, it has always been a migration path for people gravitating towards the mountains to the north for sustenance, water, and living during the warmer months.

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Rally on the Rift Event: 2026 Rally on the Rift and Grand Depart: June 8th - 14th
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SURFACE DETAILS
* It's possible for unpaved surfaces indicated here to significantly change and become impassable when wet*

86% Unpaved, 14% paved

BLUE = Doubletrack/4x4 – 49%, 144 mi (Rides like singletrack for two! Narrow, Rocky, Rutted, Eroded, Sometimes Faint,)
RED = Rough Dirt/Gravel – 24% 65.5 mi (4WD, Wide, Rugged, Loose, Less Maintained)
PURPLE = Improved Gravel – 13.5%, 36 mi (2WD, Frequently maintained, Wide, Graded, Sometimes deep gravel)
GREEN = Bike Path – 0.5%, 1 mi (Non-motorized, Paved)
BLACK = Pavement – 14%, 39 mi (Smooth, Maintained, Rural Backroads and Highways)

Route variations, alternates & connectors: https://ridewithgps.com/collections/2344960

Please contact aaron@destinationreroute.com with route questions or updates. (less)