Badlands National Park

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Badlands National Park

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Badlands National Park is famous for its striking scenery, but the steep-sided rock formations are more than just a source of beauty: they harbor one of the world's richest fossil beds. Badlands also preserves the largest expanse of mixed-grass prairie in the national park system. The park is home to diverse plants and animals, including prairie denizens like the American bison and pronghorn. Prairie dog colonies provide food and habitat for the endangered black-footed ferret, as well as other predators ranging from bobcats to golden eagles.

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Badlands National Park
Interior, South Dakota United States

Park open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Ben Reifel Visitor Center: Winter 8am-4pm, mid-April to mid-May 8am-5pm, Summer 8am-7pm, early-Sep to late-Oct 8am-5pm.
Park entrance (Valid for 7 days): Private, non-commercial vehicle $15, Individual - hike, bicycle; $7, Motorcycle $10. Camping: individual - $18 per night per site, $30 per night for electrical hookup site, $1 per use dump fee; group (reservations required) $3 per person per night ($30 minimum).

(605) 433-5361
www.nps.gov/badl/index.htm

Badlands National Park

Photo Credit: Wikipedia user Jsoo1

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