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Dispersed/ backcountry camping is allowed on Bighorn Lake anywhere below the high water mark of 3640 feet elevation in undeveloped areas. Remember to pack out everything you bring in. Some dispersed camping sites might not be available during high lake elevation levels. Fires are allowed below the high water mark (3640 feet). Please check fire restrictions before going out. Dispersed/ backcountry camping is free and does not require a permit. Camping is on a first come first serve basis. No reservations will be taken.
Great place for visiting and walking. The canyon is very impressive. But we didn't see any of the wild horses.
Take your time. Very scenic views of the canyons and byways. The wild horses were scarce and far away but very nice to see.
Absolutely beautiful breathtaking views! I drove 2hours just to see the Devils canyon, surely worth it, hope to come back and see the rest!
Absolutely beautiful!!! The visitors center was great, the mustang center was a great stop. We saw the mustangs and some other wildlife in the canyon. Loved the beautiful sites!! The teepee ring was an interest spot also.
Very nice, you want away from it all this is your destination. Affordable, kid friendly, lots to do, bring your dirt bike or side by side. I camped only, it was quiet and some wildlife. I visited Sept 1 and it got plenty chilly in my tent so prepare.
