Devil’s Tower Information Sign East
Devils Tower, an important landmark for Plains Indian tribes long before the white man reached Wyoming, was called Mateo Tepee, or Grizzly Bear Lodge, by the Sioux. A number of Indian legends describe the origin of Devils Tower.
What awaits
Legend. The state marker at this site records the story as local legend rather than established fact; the wording below is the marker’s own.
Sources: Wyoming State Parks & Cultural Resources — Monuments and Markers.
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Everything before the scream
Directions & parking
Travel north on U.S. Highway 14 north toward Devil's Tower. The sign is located approximately 4.3 miles north of Devil's Tower Junction, at the intersection of US14 & WY24 on the east side of the road. It is approximately 2.3 miles south of the Park Serv, Hulett, WY
Open directions →Warnings & accessibility
Expect low light, uneven ground and sudden sounds at most haunted attractions. Ask the operator about reduced-sensory options.
Weather & policies
Hours, prices, access and events change. Confirm with the operator before you travel, especially in severe weather.
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