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Ayers Natural Bridge
Category:
Park/Wilderness/Nature
City:
Douglas
We are a no pet park. For the Indians who first lived in this country, the natural bridge was a deadly place. A young brave had been struck by lightning and killed while hunting the canyon; thus began a legend that an evil spirit lived below the bridge. When white settlers realized this, they used the bridge as a place to escape from Indian attacks. Early-day mountain men lived in caves her, and Mormon settlers built cabins nearby in the 1850s. Open April 1 thru October 31.
Details
208 Natural Bridge Rd, Douglas, WY, 82633-9237. Converse County, United States
(P) 307-358-3532
Directions:
One of the most unusual geological formations in Wyoming lies 14 miles west of Douglas on I-25. Take exit 151 and continue five miles south to tiny 22-acre Ayres Natural Bridge Park, where the main attraction is a 100-foot-long, 50-foot-high rock arch over LaPrele Creek.
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Number of Sites:
12. We are a no pet park.
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