Highway 110

A set of red cliffs rise above the Belle Fourche River, which eroded the cliffs to how they look today.

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Wyoming 110 enters the town of Devils Tower. Devils Tower rises to the west, and the entrance station to the national monument lies beyond town.

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The entrance station for Devils Tower National Monument on WYO 110 west. See the National Park Service web site for more information on attractions, park entry fees, hiking trails, etc.

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Upon entering the national monument, the state highway ends. The entrance road extends to the visitor parking lot.

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Devils Tower from the visitor parking lot. Several trails radiate around the perimeter of the mountain.

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Leaving the main parking area at Devils Tower National Park, the park service road winds down toward the Belle Fourche River and passes by several sets of red cliffs.

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The highway passes over the Belle Fourche River just prior to leaving the national monument and returning to Wyoming 24.

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Beyond the entrance station for Devils Tower National Monument, Wyoming 110 officially begins and passes through the town of Devils Tower.

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Approaching WYO 24 on WYO 110. WYO 24 meanders northeast to Hulett and WYO 112.

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A small guide sign at the east end of WYO 110 references Moorcroft in place of Sundance for WYO 24 south. WYO 24 ends at U.S. 14, which arcs east to I-90 at Sundance and west to U.S. 16 in Moorcroft.

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