Devils Tower

and other weird conspiracy theories.

According to Thrillest, Wyoming isn't the most beautiful in the country. And I respectfully disagree with them.

Devils Tower is the first national monument in the United States. We can all agree on that. We can also agree that seeing Devils Tower is more than awe-inspiring. We can also all agree that it's an incredible wonder in this world.

If you want to get away and experience one of the most iconic Wyoming things possible, I found one worth considering. It's a group of tipis that have the Devil's Tower National Monument off in the distance.

Anything can gain popularity once its used as a significant source of pop culture. This is true for anything at all. Its even true to the first national monument in the United States of America, which happens to reside in Wyoming and is none other than Devils Tower. It seems that some 45ish years ago, that particular monument become more popular than ever.

A record number of people traveled to Wyoming to visit all the state has to offer, including Devils Tower.

On September 24, 1906, President Roosevelt used the new Antiquities Act to set aside Devils Tower as the country's first National Monument!

The Cowboy State is endowed with some interesting, almost NSFW, geologic formations. Let's take a tour.

I didn't realize this was even possible. A new video share shows that not only is it possible to climb Devil's Tower, but it's also an experience unlike any other in the sport.

The NCAI resolution says "the Devils Tower name is offensive, insulting, and disparaging because it equates Indigenous cultural and faith traditions practiced at this site to “devil worship.”