Wyoming Highway 319


Wyoming Highway 319 is a north-south state road in Platte and Converse counties.

Route description

Wyoming Highway 319 is a north–south highway that follows the old Yellowstone Highway, therefore the current highway is named Old Yellowstone Highway. WYO 319 begins its south end at I-25 and from there heads northeast then north towards Glendo. At WYO 319 intersects a local road which heads west to exit 104 off I-25. Still heading north WYO 319 enters Glendo from the south, intersecting A Street at. A Street is designated as WYO 319 Spur for between WYO 319 and Interstate 25. As Highway 319 leaves Glendo, at there is a road named Lake Shore Road that east of WYO 319 and allows access to Glendo State Park. Glendo State Park is one of Wyoming's most popular boating parks, and it offers visitors water-skiing, fishing, and other water-based activities as well as campsites, sanitary facilities, tables and grills.
Wyoming Highway 319 heads northwest and parallels Interstate 25 that lies to the west and the Glendo Reservoir/North Platte River that lies to the east. I-25 breaks its parallel and leaves to head more northwest towards Douglas, while Highway 319 turns north to come to an end at US 18/US 20 in Orin at.

History

Wyoming Highway 319 is the original alignment of Old US 185 between 1926 and 1936. and US 87 from 1936 until Interstate 25 was completed and therefore routed along it.

Major intersections

Wyoming Highway 319 Spur

Wyoming Highway 319 Spur is an unsigned long spur route of WYO 319 in Glendo. Wyoming Highway 319 Spur runs from WYO 319 west to Interstate 25/US 87 at the Glendo Interchange.