Devils Tower National Monument slashes hours without explanation
Devils Tower National Monument will slash hours of operation from 24/7 to daytime only, the park announced Tuesday.
Devils Tower announces it's limiting hours of operation, changing from 24 hours a day
The National Parks Service did not respond immediately to request for comment about why this change was made or if Native people will be allowed to access the site regardless
Devils Tower National Monument cuts 24/7 access for visitors
Wyoming News Now has reached out to U.S. Senators John Barrasso and Cynthia Lummis as well as U.S. Representative Harriet Hageman for reaction to the news, considering the monument is a huge tourist and economic driver for the state, but have not yet heard back.
No more after hours at Devils Tower National Monument
Devils Tower National Monument, a significant landmark in Wyoming and a staple of the National Park Service (NPS), is implementing a major change in its operating hours. Starting Thursday, March 13, 2025,
Devils Tower changes monument hours
Starting Thursday, March 13, Devils Tower National Monument will see new hours. The monument’s Facebook page made a post Tuesday night reminding visitors of their hours of operations change. Devils Tower will no longer be open 24 hours a day,
FROM WYOFILE: Devils Tower National Monument slashes hours without explanation
Devils Tower National Monument will slash hours of operation from 24/7 to daytime only, the park announced Tuesday.
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