Four strong history stops fit naturally around a Devils Tower trip: Crook County Museum, Hulett Museum, West Texas Trail Museum and the Vore Buffalo Jump.
Crook County Museum & Art Gallery · Sundance
Located at Old Stoney in Sundance, the museum interprets Native American history, the Custer expedition, ranching, the Sundance Kid and other county stories through a large artifact collection.
Use it as the main indoor stop on a Sundance day and allow time for the building and surrounding downtown.
Hulett Museum · Hulett
The Hulett Museum collects and preserves prehistoric and historic material from Hulett and northeastern Wyoming. It adds depth to a meal or overnight in the town closest to the Tower’s north side.
Hours can be limited or seasonal. Confirm before making a special trip.
West Texas Trail Museum · Moorcroft
Moorcroft’s museum focuses on cattle trails, ranching, settlement and the American West. It gives travelers approaching from Gillette or western I-90 a reason to pause before turning north.
Pair it with lunch or supplies in Moorcroft, then continue toward the monument on US 14.
Vore Buffalo Jump · near Beulah
This archaeological site interprets a natural sinkhole used for communal bison hunting. It is a different kind of museum experience, built around the place where the history occurred.
Because the site is seasonal, check its current visitor schedule.
Check current official information
Details such as fees, openings, closures and regulations can change. Use these official sources before travel: