Hell's Half Acre

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“Hell's Half Acre is a large geological formation that encompasses over 960 acres. This geologic oddity is composed of deep ravines, caves, rock formations, and hard-packed eroded earth. Native American tribes use the ravines to drive thousands of bison over the cliffs during their hunts. This…”
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National GeographicJul 16

Explore Hell's Half Acre, Wyoming's most unusual badlands landscape

Recently reopened after a 20-year closure, this quieter alternative to the state's ultra-famous national parks makes an easy detour for road trippers heading west.

320-acre landscape of ravines and badlands

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