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American Truck Simulator devs are putting lots of water in Wyoming

Several notable Wyoming reservoirs will appear in the upcoming truck game DLC

Updates keep appearing on the road toward the eventual release of the upcoming Wyoming DLC for American Truck Simulator. The latest one details some of the water features you’ll be able to visit as you travel the Equality State’s highways and byways in the next expansion for the truck game.

Wyoming’s natural waterways are mostly rivers, but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t have its share of lakes. In this case, however, they’re mainly man-made reservoirs created by major dams along rivers. You’ll be able to take in the sights around some of these impressive terrain features, as developer SCS Software has illustrated in a recent update on Steam.

One of the most impressive new sights is the Flaming Gorge Dam, which is actually located in the northeast corner of Utah on Wyoming’s southern border. The thin-arch concrete dam is built on the Green River and forms the Flaming Gorge Reservoir, which at 91 miles long is Wyoming’s largest. When the DLC arrives, you’ll be able to take U.S. Highway 191 across the top of the dam, peering over its south side to the Green River far below from a viewing point up above.

Also appearing in the Wyoming DLC will be the Boysen Dam, as well as some of Wyoming’s natural lakes – Bear Lake and Wind River Lake, to be specific. The developers explain that while you won’t be able to get out to sit down at the picnic tables at Wind River Lake, you will be able to snap a screenshot while you enjoy a snack at your desk.

“You will not be able to swim in the water bodies so just focus on delivering goods and basking in the glory of Wyoming’s natural beauty,” SCS Software says. We think that sounds just fine. There’s no release date set yet for the Wyoming DLC, so we’ll content ourselves with these watery screens for the time being.