The Medicine Wheel is a sacred site created by Indigenous peoples long before contact with Euro-Americans. The wheel is comprised of concentric circles of stones laid in the ground and is still used in ceremonies by tribes today. The site is a National Historic Landmark and represents part of the cultural heritage of the Bighorn Mountains. Please be respectful when visiting the Medicine Wheel.

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Elevation 2,930 m

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Location: Big Horn County, Wyoming, United States

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