devils tower

Sometimes living in a smaller community, it feels like we are on a different planet. Now thanks to technology, we were able to turn Casper into a tiny world.

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.

Having always wanted to climb Devils Tower myself, it was a breath of fresh air to see this father and son duo tackle it together.

Wyoming is home to many things like the Devil's Tower, the Tetons, University of Wyoming Cowboys and hot springs. But the Cowboy State is home to some strange things too.

Have you ever heard of the Wyoming ghost town, Sunny Divide? Seems no one else has either. In this song, it was established in 1939. What happened to it must have been “something evil.”

Stuck at work? Thanks to YouTube and a GoPro, you can virtually ride through scenic Wyoming at your desk.

Devil's Tower National Monument was used to shoot a real life recreation of the "Night on Bald Mountain" scene from the Disney classic "Fantasia"... and it's truly amazing!

Devils Tower National Monument is one of Wyoming's most recognized landmarks, but it's not the only 'devlish' destination in the Cowboy State. Here's five other places with demonic designations. The Devil's Backbone - Named after a ridge of jagged rocks in Natrona County, Devil's Backbone was once considered the best place for frontier settlers to make it through the narrow trail by wagon... Read

The National Park Service is celebrating its centennial birthday. The week from April 16th to 24th is a free week. Here are the parks that are participating.