
Ansel Adams Wilderness, California —
Located in Oakhurst-North Fork, California, Ansel Adams Wilderness is bordered by Yosemite Wilderness on the north and John Muir Wilderness on the southeast.

Maroon Bells-Snowmass, Colorado —
Maroon Bells-Snowmass Wilderness in Colorado has six peaks that surpass 14,000 feet in elevation, including the Maroon Bells, pictured.

Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness, Idaho —
The 1.3 million acres of the Selway-Bitteroot Wilderness, the third largest wilderness in the lower 48 states, is primarily in Idaho, but spills over into Montana.

Boundary Waters, Minnesota —
Boundary Waters Canoe Wilderness in Minnesota contains 1,200 lakes and hundreds of miles of streams.

Gates of the Mountains Wilderness, Montana —
Near Helena, Montana, the Gates of the Mountains Wilderness is considered one of the most well-known landmarks of the Lewis and Clark expedition.

Shining Rock Wilderness, North Carolina —
Shinning Rock Wilderness near East Fork, North Carolina, is just over 18,000 acres and is the largest wilderness area in the state.

Great Gulf Wilderness, New Hampshire —
Great Gulf Wilderness is in New Hampshire's White Mountain National Forest, and boasts some of the best views in the state.

Gila Wilderness, New Mexico —
Gila Wilderness near Mimbres, New Mexico, contains landscapes such as hills, mesas, canyons and woodlands.

Strawberry Mountain Wilderness, Oregon —
Strawberry Mountain Wilderness near Prairie City, Oregon, has a variety of wildlife and vegetation and 125 miles of trails.

Teton Wilderness, Wyoming —
Teton Wilderness, in Jackson, Wyoming, is the second largest wilderness area in the state and ranks among the country's best wildlife areas.


