Rides & Destinations: Devils Tower National Monument

By Joe Berk
Published on April 11, 2017
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Devils Tower, Wyoming.
Devils Tower, Wyoming.
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The polygonal columns are impressive with their massive size and machined appearance.
The polygonal columns are impressive with their massive size and machined appearance.

The Skinny
What:
Devils Tower National Monument, Wyoming, our first national monument and an instantly recognized icon of the American experience.
How to Get There:
Take Interstate 90 from either the east or west, pick up US 14, take SR 24 north, and then SR 110 into the park. Devils Tower National Monument is 80 miles west of Sturgis, South Dakota, and about 19 hours northeast of Los Angeles, California.
Best Kept Secret:
There’s just so much to see in this part of the United States. South Dakota’s Black Hills lie to the east (that’s no secret). Instead of taking the most direct route (described above), get lost in the hills to the east of Devils Tower and retrace the 1874 Custer Expedition. The riding and the scenery are magnificent!
Avoid:
Making the trek to Sturgis and not taking a day to see Devils Tower.
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