Golf in Hulett

Hulett is a small Crook County community in the Black Hills footlands of northeastern Wyoming, situated near Devils Tower National Monument — the nation's first national monument, designated by Theodore Roosevelt in 1906. The tower, a basalt column rising 867 feet above the Belle Fourche River valley, is sacred to multiple Northern Plains tribes and remains one of Wyoming's most visited landmarks. Hulett's small size belies its spectacular geographic context, and the surrounding ponderosa pine forests and open rangeland of Crook County attract hunters, campers, and nature visitors. The Black Hills provide a natural eastern backdrop. The annual Devils Tower Climb Festival brings climbers from around the world to scale the column's basalt columns, and the surrounding Belle Fourche River valley provides camping, hiking, and wildlife viewing accessible from the Hulett community.