Burgess Junction

Burgess Junction is best known in Wyoming for the meeting of U.S. Highways 14, 14A and 16 in the Bighorn Mountains. The small mountain crossroads lies within Bighorn National Forest, where forested slopes and open high country create a markedly different setting from Wyoming’s plains. Highway 14A follows a mountain route toward Lovell, while the shared 14/16 corridor continues east toward Sheridan and west toward Greybull, making the junction a useful orientation point for road travel across the range. Its identity is defined less by an urban centre than by these established routes through public forestland. Browse additional webcams from the Bighorn Mountains to extend your view of northern Wyoming.

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