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East Pryor Mountain is a part of the mountain range that was named after a member of the Lewis and Clark Expedition, Sergeant Nathaniel Hale Pryor. The mountains are signified by the presence of flint, which was used by natives to craft arrowheads and by the presence of limestone deposits that have been here for almost three hundred million years. The limestone deposits have been dissolved away until they formed caves; do some hiking here, and you're more than likely to see them. You'll also probably get a glimpse of the wild and feral horses that live on the mountain. The Pryor Mountains are home to a free-range horse preserve. The Wolf Mountains are both scenic and historically important, having been the site of battles during the Great Sioux War of 1876. General George Custer sent scouts into these mountains just before riding into battle at Little Bighorn. There is speculation that Wolf Mountain was first ascended by prospectors seeking gold; the mountain is remote and challenging to climb, but the scenery it provides is reason enough to get a closer look. Tongue River Breaks Hiding and Riding Area is a section within the Ashland Ranger District; it is considered a sacred area by Northern Cheyenne tribes, and if you decide to hike here, you'll discover why. The area is comprised of tree stands that line the area's rivers, high cliffs, and upright sandstone pillars. The land still has the remains of an old wagon trail that you can follow as you progress through.