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Wall Drug
Wall Drug has a rich history in the state of South Dakota. Nestled in the city of Wall in the western part of the state, Wall Drug has grown from its humble beginnings in 1931 to a thriving oasis. The city of Wall, South Dakota is home to 800 year-round residents and, thanks to Wall Drug, one of the most popular attractions in the state, drawing in more than 2 million visitors each year.
Ben Reifel Visitor Center
The Ben Reifel Visitor Center is the main facility in the North Unit of the park. We stop to talk with rangers, explore museum exhibits, check out the Fossil Preparation Lab, or visit the Badlands Natural History Association bookstore.
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Fossil Exhibit Trail
We wA fully accessible boardwalk trail features fossil replicas and exhibits of now extinct creatures that once roamed the area. The Badlands has one of the most concentrated mammal fossil beds in the world. The Fossil Exhibit Trail is the best place to learn about these discoveries. The Fossil Exhibit Trail is just .25 miles long. A boardwalk trail takes you past 75 million years of history and the animals that once inhabited this land. Along the way, there are boards mentioning all the mammals and extinct animal.
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Hay Butte Overlook
This views the lower Sage Creek and the canyon that it has carved through time. It's one of the most spectacular views of the Badlands and many visitors miss this.
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Roberts Prairie Dog Town
This is a great place to see and hear the prairie dogs in the Badlands park. Don't feed them. Don't approach them. The reason they bark is to warn others that you're in the area.
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Pinnacles Overlook
This view displays the expanse of the Sage Creek Wilderness area. On clear days, the Black Hills are visible on the horizon. Bison might be visible in the distance, in the valley below or the upper prairie to the northwest. This overlook is also a popular spot for Bighorn sheep to gather. This is also a lambing area for Bighorn sheep in late April to early May, so it’s not unusual to see lambs traversing the rocky slopes of the Badlands.
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