Ayers Natural  Bridge Park consists of 150 acres of land that was a part of the Ayres (pronounced airs) Ranch.  They donated it for usage of events: weddings, reunions, photography shoots, and picnics – it is free of charge to use but you are expected to clean up after yourself.  Rafting, hiking, mountain biking are all popular activities there.

No dogs are allowed, but for a reasonable fee The Station at Natural Bridge,  named so because it used to be a filling station, https://www.thestationboarding.com/, will board your animal while you are there.

The park is believed to be the first tourist attraction in the country.  Located between Glenrock and Douglas, just off I-15,  Exit 151. It is only one of three natural  stone bridges with water (the LaPreleCreek – in this case) running under it.  It is described as nature’s work of art.