devils tower

Famed astrophysicist and combat veteran, Dr. Anthonio Paris has been sharing some pretty original photos from his recent trip to Devils Tower.

God really did bless the Cowboy State. Besides natural resources and rich Old West history, there are many awesome things Wyoming gave the world.

This past Sunday, Hulett, Wyoming resident Lloyd K. Pruet took a picture of a Devils Tower mile marker sign that had been vandalized.

George Hopkins won his bet for $50 but then caused a media sensation after becoming stranded on the top of Devils Tower for six days.

Someone on Facebook asked this seemingly innocent question: 'If the visitors center is closed, can we still see Devils Tower?' Let the heckling begin.

Most national parks and sites will be open, but with limited services.

This video has some breathtaking shots of the world famous monument most have never seen before. That is unless you have climbed to the top of Devils Tower.

What do the three have in common? They all share the same unique rock formation. It is so rare that you can only find it at these three locations.

There have been many legends, rumors and old wives' tales surrounding Devils Tower, but there is definitely no giant system of roots under America's first national monument.

This video captures climbers grappling on the face of Devils Tower. It ends with a fly away shot of our Nations first National Monument in all its glory.

80 years ago this week, on June 28, 1937, Fritz Wiessner became the first person to "free climb" Devils Tower. Although the German-born mountain climber was the first to scale the monument using modern techniques, many men had completed the ascent with the aid of a wooden ladder built decades earlier by two local ranchers...

Devils Tower National Monument has not seen a climbing death since 2003.