Later, because of its remoteness and easy access to three state borders, it became a haven for outlaws including Butch Cassidy and Sundance Kid, Isom Dart, Tom Horn, Matt Rash, Annie Bassett, John Bennett, and others. Today, Brown's Park appears much the same as it did one hundred years ago. We invite you to take your time here, camp along the way, and see all that you can. O ther tours are available. Please inquire at the Moffat County Visitor Center.
Services are limited.
Take along food, water and gasoline. This 25-foot waterfall located on public land may be viewed from Highway 318. This colorful and scenic canyon offers sightseeing, picnicking, camping, hiking, climbing, and viewing wildlife and Indian rock art. The canyon was named for three Irishmen who robbed a Rock Springs saloon and stopped to consume part of the take in the north end of the canyon. County Road 10N, a maintained gravel road, provides easy access through the canyon to Rock Springs, Wyoming.