From Meadowlark Lake down to the red ridged foot hills outside Ten Sleep, US Highway 16 or The Sweet 16 takes you through the awe-inspiring Ten Sleep Canyon. Extreme Sportsmen and women are finding this unspoiled beauty while rock climbing, caving, hiking, or mountain biking. The cliffs take on a life of their own with shapes and face carved out by millions of years of wind and water, with the trees and plants filling in the detail. A trip up or down the old highway is a special treat, but make sure you have time and a vehicle that can handle it.
Known for its petroglyphs and pictographs. Medicine Lodge is one of Wyoming’s premier archaeological sites. Rock art covers the face of a 750-foot long sandstone bluff, which shelters the area at its base from the wind. Archaeologists have found evidence of human habitation stretching back 10,000 years. Interpretive signs along the base of the bluff guide visitors through the history of the Medicine Lodge site and the surrounding region.