About this campground
The Duncom Mountain Burn occurred September 3, 1969. The size ended up being approximately 120 acres. This fire was the result of human carelessness. Reforestation of the burned area has been made possible through the efforts of the Wyoming Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs.
Getting there
From Lovell, WY, take Hwy 14A east to Forest System Road (FSR) 14 and head north.
Directions
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