#adobetown

[johnnyslittleanimalblog]

Beautiful Palomino from Adobe Town by Renee Lund Via Flickr: One of the many wild horses from the Adobe Town Wild Horse HMA found in southern Wyoming.

[johnnyslittleanimalblog]

Beautiful Palomino from Adobe Town by Renee Lund Via Flickr: One of the many wild horses from the Adobe Town Wild Horse HMA found in southern Wyoming.

[johnnyslittleanimalblog]

Beautiful Palomino from Adobe Town by Renee Lund Via Flickr: One of the many wild horses from the Adobe Town Wild Horse HMA found in southern Wyoming.

[mightysteeds]

Beautiful Palomino from Adobe Town by Renee Lund

[mypubliclands]

At 85,710 acres in size, the Adobe Town wilderness study area is the largest in Wyoming. Within the WSA, you’ll find Skull Creek Rim and Monument Valley - names that conjure up images of colorful badlands, buttes and spires created by thousands of years of erosion. Located 80 miles southwest of Rawlins, outstanding opportunities for solitude and primitive and unconfined recreation exist in the WSA.

The WSA is nationally known for the educational and scientific study of paleontological resources. Fossil remains of mammals are numerous and widely distributed throughout the area. This area has been identified as one of the premier sites in North America for paleontological resources. Significant archaeological resources are found throughout the WSA, representing 12,000 years of continuous occupation by man from Paleo Indian through late Prehistoric periods. The cultural site density of the WSA is estimated to be 30 surface sites per square mile, which is unusually high.

For more on the Adobe Town WSA, visit http://on.doi.gov/kafydM

Photo by Bob Wick