Huston Park Wilderness is a protected area in south-central Wyoming within Medicine Bow National Forest, designated in 1984 to preserve the northernmost part of the central Rocky Mountains. Its landscape includes high mountain peaks and coniferous forest. Managed under the 1964 Wilderness Act as a U.S. Wilderness Area, it remains free of roads, buildings, logging, and mining. Motorized and mechanized travel, including bicycles, is prohibited. Camping and fishing are allowed with the proper permit, and hunting is permitted in season.