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Badlands National Park

25216 Ben Reifel Road, Interior, South Dakota 57750

4.5

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+1 605 433 5361, 6054335361, 1 (

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www.nps.gov

Containing the world’s richest Oligocene epoch fossil beds, dating 37-28 million years old, the evolutionary stories of mammals such as the horse and rhinoceros arise from the 244,000 acres of sharply eroded buttes, pinnacles, and ... more on Nps.gov

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4.5

36 reviews

75% of guests recommend this place.

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The views of badlands are awesome colors of red browns. more on igougo

The buffalo roam free but are usually hanging out near the prairie dog town and along the southwestern half of the Badlands Loop Road. more on Epinions.com

The landscape is ever changing in the light... more on Epinions.com

One provided water, a nearby restaurant and crowds, while the other had only a few people willing to roast in the 100 degree August sun, no potable water nor civilization near. more on Epinions.com

The roadways are well maintained with ample areas to pull to one side and take photos. more on igougo

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4.5

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My parents, sister, children, and I visited South Dakota for 10 days, and spent 2 days in the Badlands. It was one of our favorite stops, even in 110 degree heat! The scenery is absolutely breath-taking. We hiked some easy trails ... more on Epinions.com

Five years ago we set off on vacation from IL to South Dakota to see Mount Rushmore among other things. As we were on our way to Mount Rushmore we traveled through the Badlands and I must say was a ride it was. Even before entering ... more on Epinions.com

Experiencing the Nocturnal Badlands. By James Zaworski The Badlands National Park in South Dakota is visited by approximately 2 million people every year. The typical tourist comes to see the stunning geological formations that make ... more on Epinions.com

You can certainly see the magnificence of the Badlands by car, so don't feel left out if you can't cycle or hike. BUT, if you can, take advantage of these slower modes of transportation. You will notice more and see more wildlife. ... more on Epinions.com

I was 26 years old when I was first priveleged to see the Badlands. I like it so much, I took my wife and family back just a few years later. Crossing South Dakota by car, the land seems relatively smooth. Sure, there are the occasional ... more on Epinions.com