- Crook County is home to world class outdoor recreation, friendly locals and the nation's 1st National Monument. What will you discover in Devils Tower Country?
- Devils Tower has remained a popular destination for rock climbers, who enjoy the 4-6 hour thrills of climbing the Tower's vertical faces.
- Devils Tower, an impressive formation amid a relatively flat region, raises natural questions among many viewers as to how it formed.
- Devils Tower is a monolithic igneous intrusion or volcanic neck located in the Black Hills in northeastern Wyoming (U.S.), above the Belle Fourche River.
- The Devils Tower mostly has hexagonal columns.
- You can climb the Devils Tower without a guide – at your own risk.
- register at the ranger station before and after climbing the Devils Tower.
- Long an inspiration and attraction for nature lovers and mountain climbers, Devils Tower was the first site to be named a National Monument in the United States.
- Devils Tower is an igneous rock butte in Wyoming. It is 867 feet tall from the base to the summit. It rises 1,267 feet above the Belle Fourche River.
- Depending on where you read about Devils Tower, it was unclear whether or not the Interagency Pass would be accepted for the entrance fee.
- Known as Devils Tower, it is so awe-inspiring that in 1906, President Theodore Roosevelt established it as the United States’ first national monument...
- Devils Tower is located in northeastern Wyoming and was designated as our nation's first National Monument by President Teddy Roosevelt in 1906.