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Situated in the heart of the Northern Great Plains, Badlands National Park spans over 240,000 acres of spectacular landscapes, diverse wildlife, and the largest undisturbed mixed grass prairie in the United States. Journey here to discover a land where bison still roam and towers rise from the prairie in dazzling formations.
All 63 US National Parks ranked from best to worst by the team at More Than Just Parks. Find out the must sees vs the ones you can skip 2021.
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A true monument to the American West, Badlands National Park and its vast landscapes beckon to be explored and looked upon in awe.
Fall is a great time to go to the Badlands. September offers pleasant weather and few crowds, while October tends to get cold.
Badlands National Park is home to some of the most spectacular prairie landscapes on the planet with abundant wildlife & so many amazing things to do.
Spring in the Badlands is windy and still fairly cold, but the wildlife is once again active and the entire park is open and accessible. Plus there are no crowds!
Winter in the Badlands often sees snow blanket the landscape while temperatures range from the low teens to the high 30’s.
Conata Basin is a great spot to get away from the main part of the park and wander off into the Badlands and experience the beauty of it’s solitude.
Just after the Pinnacles entrance station you’ll come upon this awe-inspiring overlook. Here you can gaze out from a cliff at the vast maze of badlands stretching endlessly into the distance.
No trip to the Badlands is complete without getting acquainted with these cute, quarrelsome, ground-dwelling animals. Badlands National Park is home to countless prairie dogs and dog towns.