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Highway United States 20
Photo taken from lookout
Looking at Hell's Half Acre
Highway State 24
'The Devil's Tower, an important landmark. Before indian tribes, long ago before the white man reached Wyoming, was called Mateo Tepee or Grizzly Bear Lodge. A number of indian legends describe the origin of Devil's Tower. One legend tells of several little girls chased onto a low rock to escape from attacking bears. Prayers forheld were heeded. The rock carried them upwards to safety as the claws of the leaping bears left furrowed columns in the edges of the descending tower.'
Highway United States 26
View from highway
Welcome to city of Guernsey, WY. Access to information center. Guernsey, WY is situated along the banks of the North Platte River, WY. The town of Guernsey, WY; lies directly on the old Oregon Trail.
Highway United States 20
View from highway
Looking at the Big Horn River and the Wind Canyon, WY.
Highway United States 16
Point of Information
Park County, WY; western boundary.
Highway United States 20
Access to Hell's Half Acre, WY
South side of highway. Hell's Half Acre - This unique setting covers approximately 320 acres. Investigation has confirmed that in former days the Native Americans drove great herds of buffalo into this depression for slaughter. Buffalo bones and flint arrowheads and have been found here.
Highway United States 20
View from highway
Looking at the Boysen Reservoir, WY. The reservoir has numerous species of fish including perch, crappie , walleye, and several species of trout. We hope you enjoy these Wyoming highway photos. Many of our highway guides are created by local businesses in exchange for promoting their business and highlighting the tourism opportunities in their area. Those interested in our highway guide program may follow links on the main milebymile.com page. |