The Wolf Creek Highway is approximately 21 miles long from Woodland, Utah to Stockmore, Utah. It is open seasonally during the summer months. Several parking areas are available along the highway for picnicking and stretching your legs. Restrooms are available at Wolf Creek Campground at the summit. This campground has three primitive campsites for overnight stays. Mill Hollow Campground is a rustic campground next to a small reservoir just three miles south of the Wolf Creek Highway. For more information about this drive, contact the Heber Ranger District of the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest at 435-654-0470.

• 21 miles of stunning mountainous terrain. (driving map)
• The summit is around 8,000 feet in elevation.
• Hiking, biking, picnicking, fishing, and camping are all popular day-time activities for visitors along this route.
• Wildlife is likely to be spotted along the drive, including eagles, hawks, deer, and even fox, elk, or moose.
• Fly fishing is great in the rivers throughout this area. (Be sure to get your fishing license in advance.)
• Add onto this scenic route through Hanna and Tabiona on Hwy-35 to the connection to US Hwy-40 and head east past Strawberry Reservoir and back into Heber Valley. Total drive time: 2 hours and 30 minutes (driving map)