- Devils Tower, Wyoming, USA- July 18, 2016: In 1906 President Teddy Roosevelt designated Devils Tower as the nation’s first national monument.
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- The Tower has been called “Bear Lodge” by various Native American tribes and now bears the name Devils Tower National Monument.
- Hiking Devils Tower is the perfect way to experience this special place found on many travellers’ bucket lists.
- 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.
- Devils Tower is located in northeastern Wyoming and was designated as our nation's first National Monument by President Teddy Roosevelt in 1906.
- To this day, Devils Tower is frequently the site of ceremonial rituals, including sun dances, sweat lodges, and prayer and artifact offerings.
- Devils Tower resides in the northern portion of the Black Hills. In the southern hills there is a lifetime of fantastic climbing as well!
- 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.
- Still others say six times around the tower is the magic number which will raise the dead: “The Devil’s Tower was owned by a rich married man.