Bighorn National Forest in north-central Wyoming may approximate New York's Long Island in size, but the comparisons stop right there. The names given to the forest's landforms tell you all you need to know: canyons called Devil and Crazy Woman, peaks dubbed Black Tooth and Cloud. This is a wild, high, rugged place. Read More »
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Parks Near Bighorn National Forest
- Shoshone River,WY (42 mi.)
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- Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument,MT (70 mi.)
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