Devils Tower National Monument

Devils Tower National Monument is a unique geological formation located in northeastern Wyoming. This towering monolith rises 867 feet above the surrounding landscape and is a popular destination for hikers, climbers, and photographers. The tower is made up of igneous rock and is considered sacred by many Native American tribes. The monument offers a variety of photography locations, including the base of the tower, the surrounding prairie, and the Belle Fourche River. The tower is particularly stunning at sunrise and sunset when the light casts a warm glow on the rock. Photographers can also capture the tower's reflection in the nearby Belle Fourche River. Devils Tower National Monument is a must-visit destination for any photographer looking to capture the beauty of Wyoming's natural wonders.