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A basaltic rock arch resembles two insects locked in combat
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Ant and Yellowjacket

Ant and Yellowjacket

An overlooked place within Nez Perce: Ant and Yellowjacket.

WHY IT’S INTERESTING

Ant and Yellowjacket is an affiliated site of the Nez Perce National Historical Park that is located on private property. A historical marker at the highway pullout tells the story of their battle, and provides a view of the rock formation that the two insects were turned into. Please respect the land owner's property rights and do not climb the hillside where the rock formation is

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A CLOSER LOOK

The National Park Service documents Ant and Yellowjacket within Nez Perce.

Ant and Yellowjacket is an affiliated site of the Nez Perce National Historical Park that is located on private property. A historical marker at the highway pullout tells the story of their battle, and provides a view of the rock formation that the two insects were turned into. Please respect the land owner's property rights and do not climb the hillside where the rock formation is

Use the park’s current information for access, conditions, and visitor guidance before making plans.

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