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Badlands Loop Road is a 30-mile paved route with scenic overlooks, boardwalk trails, and access to backcountry hikes.
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Drive through vibrant yellow hills near Yellow Mound Overlook. Park safely and enjoy the colorful views.
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The best overlook in the park offers jaw-dropping views of zebra-striped hills. Magical at sunrise!
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The Notch Trail is 1.5 miles of pure fun, featuring a canyon walk, ladder climb, cliff trail, and scenic views.
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The Castle Trail is a 5-mile trail linking the Fossil Exhibit Trail to Window and Door Trails.
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The Window Trail is a .25-mile boardwalk leading to views of “the Wall” and iconic pinnacles of the Badlands.
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The Door Trail is 0.75 miles round-trip, with a boardwalk and rugged terrain for all skill levels.
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Cliff Shelf Nature Trail is a 0.5-mile hike with 300 feet of elevation and views of “the Wall” and the Notch.
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Sage Creek Rim Road is a 25-mile scenic road leading to the park’s remote western section.
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Sheep Mountain Road is a gravel route through the remote North and South Units of the Badlands.
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