What a tribute to Mother Nature! A tour of the monument was worth the money. We enjoyed the 1.4 mile trek around Devil’s Tower along with watching climbers scaling the monument. This was a highlight of our trip.

Due to time constraints our tour bus could only stop briefly for pictures. This striking monolith was the first to be named a National Monument under the National Park system. The name appears to have been a mistake when an interpreter in an expedition in...More

Saw Devil's Tower from all angles. Went in a cave, walked thru a Prairie Dog town, saw the river running beside beautiful red cliffs, enjoyed the peace & quiet. Highly recommend visiting this majestic tower. Bring water with you, it was warm in early Sept.

We were on a road trip and decided to do a slight detour to see Devils Tower - what a misnomer. There is a 1.9 mile paved path around the base. The shape and lighting changes as you go around. It’s a great place to...More

Although this is not a large park, the Devil's Tower is awesome to see. Take the trail around the tower to get a view of it from all angles. On the day we were there several groups of climbers were scaling the tower. Don't miss...More

We visited while on a trip to S Dakota. It was so worth the drive to Wyoming. The day was beautiful and we saw no less than 8 rock climbers scaling the face of the tower. Amazing and thrilling. I suggest visiting early in the...More

Finally, after living in Colorado 47 years, seeing "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" playing with my mashed potatoes, I made it there. I was not disappointed, but almost. We were driving through the fog and rain, and just as we arrived at the visitor...More