Mc Kinnon, Utah · Sweetwater County · Facility
The Devils Playground Wilderness Study Area (WSA) includes interesting and unusual geologic features, fossil deposits and evidence of early human occupation. The ecosystem diversity is representative of the Sagebrush Steppe ecosystem in the Wyoming Basin ecosystem. This is a fee-free site. Sections of the boundary are …
The Devils Playground Wilderness Study Area (WSA) includes interesting and unusual geologic features, fossil deposits and evidence of early human occupation. The ecosystem diversity is representative of the Sagebrush Steppe ecosystem in the Wyoming Basin ecosystem. This is a fee-free site. Sections of the boundary are ADA accessible.
State Highway 530 south 17 miles. Southwest on County 4-1 ten miles to Pine Spring Access. East one mile the route becomes the Devils Playground east boundary road.
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