Three Forks

The high, semi-arid plains of Wyoming’s Great Divide Basin define the setting of Three Forks — open sagebrush country, broad horizons and long distances shape this sparsely settled part of the state. The basin is an enclosed drainage area within the Continental Divide, a geographical distinction that sets it apart from river systems flowing toward either ocean. Three Forks lies in central Wyoming’s expansive interior, where roads, ranchland and changing weather are defining elements of travel. Browse nearby webcams to see how Three Forks fits within the wider Great Divide Basin.

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