Phased Increase in Recreational AccessThe National Park Service is working closely with federal, state, and local officials to implement a phased approach to increasing access at Devils Tower National Monument. The National Park Service may decrease access or reinstate a park closure to the public in response to updated guidance. This page contains updated information related to visiting us during this time. Park operations and services will be much different this year. What's Open?
Be aware that there may be limited services during this time, including restrooms and water. There are no overnight accommodations. What's Closed?
When Visiting the Park![]() NPS photo Follow CDC GuidelinesPlease abide by CDC guidelines on how to protect yourselves and others when visiting Devils Tower. These guidelines will help prevent the spread of COVID-19 at the park:
![]() NPS photo Leave No TraceDue to the limited services in the park please, come prepared for your visit by following Leave No Trace Ethics. Recreating responsibly is especially important during this time:
Reduce CrowdingThere are many factors to consider when deciding to visit the park. Here are our suggestions for making your visit enjoyable:
Stay parked while at home!Visit the Park Virtually![]() HikingExplore the monument on foot. ![]() WeatherWeather can vary dramatically at Devils Tower, be prepared and check the weather before you go! ![]() Traffic WebcamSee if there’s a line at the entrance station |
Last updated: November 24, 2020