Devils tower wyoming pdf#

It is unfortunately only available as a PDF download (17.0 mb). Here is a topographic map of Devils Tower and the surrounding area, including many of the roads and trails. Here’s a geologic map of Devils Tower (3.0 mb), which may not be incredibly useful for trip-planning but it’s certainly great for learning about the park! It includes the surrounding Wyoming region as well. The Devils Tower land cover map (250 kb) shows what you’ll find on the ground everywhere in the park – ponderosa pine forest, sagebrush, cottonwood woodlands, grasslands, bare rock, etc. Here’s a Devils Tower National Monument map, showing the roads, trails, visitor center, campground, and picnic areas. Click the image to view a full size JPG (175 kb) or download the PDF (1.2 mb). However, in 1875 during the American Gold Rush, Colonel Richard Irving Dodge led an expedition to the area, following claims of gold in the Black. (PDF files and external links will open in a new window.) On this page you can find the official National Park Service map to go along with a topographic map and geologic map of the park. You can also browse the best-selling Devils Tower maps and guidebooks on Amazon. Translating to Bear Rock, Bear Lodge, or Bear Tipi, Devil’s Tower was originally named Mato Tipila to reflect the sacred histories conveyed in Native American cultural narratives.

If you’re looking for a Devils Tower map, you’ve come to the right place currently I’ve collected 5 free Devils Tower National Monument maps to view and download.