📜 National historic landmark in Wyoming.
🔍 A 136-foot tall granite formation, covering 24.81 acres.
🚶♀️ Walk in the footsteps of pioneers and Native American tribes
✍️ See historic inscriptions, including Native American hieroglyphics
🏞️ Awe-inspiring natural landmark rising from flat terrain
🚗 Easy to access, about 50 miles southwest of Casper
🗓️ Historically, pioneers aimed to reach the rock by July 4th to avoid winter weather.
👨👩👧👦 Check family history for potential ancestor inscriptions.
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