Wyoming Official Travelers Journal 2008 - (Page 29) Northeast Wyoming is pristine territory — not a trace of smog or a hint of mugginess, just a blue and white expanse, as far as the eye can see. Beneath your feet are countless acres of public lands. Rolling prairie and rugged mountains stretch as far as the eye can see. You can hear yourself think, feel a smile cross your lips. From Devils Tower to the Black Hills to the Big Horn Mountains, the Northeast is a truly sensational region. So go ahead and run wild; no one will mind. A Landscape of Adventure and Freedom … The stuff that unforgettable vacations are made of… Natural wonders fill this lan of legends. dscape er, Visit (or climb!) Devils Tow ation utterly unique rock form the of the Explore the unspoiled beauty Black Hills National Forest 720-acre Reel in Walleye in the 14, oir Keyhole Reserv it on Catch the Forever West spir eet in Sheridan Main Str oon on Pack a picnic for an aftern e River banks of the Belle Fourch the outdoor enthusiasts seeking comfortable accommodations near the major attractions of Devils Tower National Monument, the Big Horn Mountains, and Forts Reno, McKinney and Phil Kearney. Gillette and Sheridan, the biggest towns, are filled with rodeo-related events and other cultural attractions. Picturesque Buffalo acts as a gateway to the Big Horns. Newcastle, meanwhile, offers easy access to Black Hills National Forest. The hamlet of Sundance makes a delightful resting spot near Devils Tower. Photography: (Inset) Hunting near Devils Tower late 1800s. ©Wyoming State Archives, (Above) Preparing to scale Devils Tower. iStockphoto.com/ Jon Rasmussen Base Camps Northeast towns cater to history buffs and What are you going to do first? www.wyomingtourism.org 29 http://www.wyomingtourism.org
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