Wyoming Highway 110, Scenic route in Crook County, United States.
Wyoming Highway 110 is a short road in Crook County that leads to Devils Tower National Monument in eastern Wyoming. It connects the main entrance area to the monument grounds across less than 1 mile.
The road was built in 1917 as an important step to make the monument area accessible by car. Its historical significance later led to its listing on the National Register of Historic Places.
The road shows National Park Service rustic design with regional materials that blend into the surroundings. Visitors notice how the construction respects the natural setting rather than dominating it.
The road is drivable throughout the season and provides good access to viewpoints and trails around the monument. Visitors should expect local weather conditions and bring suitable gear.
The short drive offers views of the tower from angles found nowhere else at the site. This makes the route a favorite spot for photographers wanting to capture the monument under different lighting.
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