Route Description
Wyoming Highway 92 begins at its west end in downtown Torrington at U.S. 26/U.S. 85. Highway 92 proceeds southward joined with US 85, as it begins its concurrency with that route, crosses the North Platte River and intersects the eastern terminus of Wyoming Highway 156 in an area called South Torrington. Leaving Torrington, US 85/WYO 92 intersects the northern end of Wyoming Highway 154 before they split. US Route 85 continues south toward Cheyenne while Highway 92 turns east on its own. WYO 92 travels southeasterly to the community of Huntley, a Census-designated place (CDP), where it intersects the eastern terminus of Wyoming Highway 161 as Highway 92 turns east. WYO 92 zig-zags southeast of Huntley where it intersects the western (northern) terminus of Wyoming Highway 158 as it heads for the Nebraska state line. At 14.07 miles (22.64 km), Wyoming Highway 92 has its eastern terminus at the Wyoming-Nebraska State Line, near Lyman, Nebraska, where the roadway continues east as Nebraska Highway 92.
Wyoming Highway 92 follows State Control Number 807 for its entire length
Highway 92 is a mulit-state route that continues east as Nebraska Highway 92, Iowa Highway 92, and Illinois Route 92 to its terminus in La Moille, Illinois.
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