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    Devils Tower KOA

    Devils Tower KOA

    4.3(272 reviews)
    68.6 mi

    Review Visit: July 25th, 2015…read more If you have seen Close Encounters of the Third Kind, then you are very familiar with Devils Tower. This was about the final stop on a 2 week cross country trip and I am happy it was one of the last. We didn't get to get close, as we were tight on time, but still seeing it was awesome. I didn't know too much about it besides what we talked about in Geography classes in college, but I knew some of the legends and the uniqueness of the tower. It appears that there are trails around the tower you can hike. You can also climb the tower too, which is weird, since I thought it was all protected grounds by Native Americans. Maybe it's a limited window each year. Either way, if you can indeed get close, I would love to go back. I love odd, natural landmarks like this and would love to explore it up close. Wish I knew more to tell you all but maybe one day I can expand upon this post! Devils Tower is quite the landmark. It stands out when compared to everything else around it. Geologists still debate on how it is formed. Native Americans have a few folklore on how it was formed too. If you are interested in either of those, check the Website/Wiki links below.

    The Devils Tower National Monument was the 1st national monument, established by President Theodore…read moreRoosevelt in 1906. The monument's boundary is area of 1,347 acres. It's also known as Mato Tipila or Bear Lodge. It is a butte, laccolithic, composed of igneous rock in the Bear Lodge Ranger District of the Black Hills, Wyoming. It is 1,267 ft above the Belle Fourche River, standing 867 ft from the summit to base. Native American people, believe that a group of girls went out to play & were spotted by several giant bears, who began to chase them. To escape the bears, the girls climbed atop a rock, fell to their knees, praying to the Great Spirit to save them. Hearing their prayers, the rock rose from the ground towards the heavens so that the bears could not reach the girls. The bears, left deep claw marks in the sides, which had become too steep to climb. Those are the marks which appear today on the sides of Devils Tower. When the girls reached the sky, they were turned into stars.

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    Devils Tower KOA - You can see it from the distance somewhere on WY-24

    You can see it from the distance somewhere on WY-24

    Devils Tower KOA - Their mosquito pit...I mean swimming pool is a welcoming site too!!!

    Their mosquito pit...I mean swimming pool is a welcoming site too!!!

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    Medicine Rocks State Park - Signage to welcome you to Medicine Rocks State Park

    Medicine Rocks State Park

    4.0(2 reviews)
    61.8 mi

    Revered by local native tribes, these magical natural rock formations are worth exploring. Sadly,…read more members of the current Yahoo Tribe have defaced many of the rocks by carving their names and profane words into several of the rocks. Don't let that discourage you from visiting. Picnic and camping sites. Self-serve as noted in another review.

    A neat spot along the way south of Wibaux as I was making my way towards Devils Tower. Low rolling…read morehills and not much else going on with barely another human being passing the other way for a long while, and then suddenly these massive rocks are popping up out of the landscape. I had to stop and investigate. "As fantastically beautiful a place as I have ever seen," said one of its first tourists in the late 1800s, a young rancher named Teddy Roosevelt. And there's a guy who knows beautiful places. The park is self-service with envelopes at the entrance where you're expected to fill out your details and put the entrance fee into a lockbox. As much as I was tempted to explore, I knew that I had a busy day of driving ahead. As well, I was alone and there's no cell service out here so if something happened, it might be a while for help to come through. So I took some pictures at the entrance and then a few more from the road and moved on. There's a very helpful spring at the entrance. The water tasted crystal clear.

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    Medicine Rocks State Park - The Medicine Rocks

    The Medicine Rocks

    Medicine Rocks State Park - Try the water. It's free!

    Try the water. It's free!

    Medicine Rocks State Park - Explanation of the park at the entrance

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