| Use Exit 153 (Junction Business Loop I-90 and U.S. 14-16) to reach U.S. 14 east en route to Devils Tower National Monument. Follow U.S. 14 east to Wyoming 24 east to Wyoming 110 west to the monument. The drive passes through a forested butte area northwest of Sundance, which is where U.S. 14 rejoins Interstate 90. Photo taken 09/01/04.
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| A rest area is also located at Exit 153. The rest area features restrooms, telephone, and water. Photo taken 09/01/04.
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| To Upton and Hulett, follow U.S. 14-16 east into downtown Moorcroft. Use U.S. 16 east to Upton and U.S. 14 east to Wyoming 24 east to Hulett. Photo taken 09/01/04.
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| Again, the Business Loop I-90 shield is missing on these advance signs. Interstate 90 and U.S. 14-16 separate here at Exit 153, and the two federal routes also divide. U.S. 14 will rejoin Interstate 90 in Sundance, while U.S. 16 avoids Interstate 90 until Rapid City, which is the eastern terminus of U.S. 16 (which used to enjoy a much longer route all the way to Detroit, Michigan, before it was truncated). Photo taken 09/01/04.
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| At the base of the ramp, Business Loop I-90 is signed alongside U.S. 14-16 on their way into Moorcroft. The town of Moorcroft (elevation 4,206 feet above sea level) in western Crook County is home to 807 people (per the 2000 Census), the town has an economy based on mining, ranching, and tourism. Photo taken 09/01/04.
| Interstate 90 East (Moorcroft to Sundance)
| Interstate 90 and U.S. 14 East (Sundance to South Dakota State Line)
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Page Updated October 30, 2005.
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