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The ultimate adventure guide
The bridge over Hell's Backbone.
The road is two-way and fine for most passenger cars, but the bridge is only one lane.
Taking in the view.
Hell's Backbone road amazes the entire way.
Hell's Backbone bridge and the snowy Henry Mountains beyond.
Side hikes can reveal hidden treasures.
Pastoral landscapes along the lower reaches of Hell's Backbone Road.
Winding out of the canyons and into the mountains.
Come in the fall for changing aspen leaves.
There are numerous camping opportunites not far from the road.
Even if the road is open, snow can linger into spring and arrive early in the fall. Use caution.