Badlands National Park One of the finest Oligocene fossil beds of mammals in the world lies beneath the Badlands. Between the Cheyenne and White rivers in southwestern South Dakota, the area also contains spectacular examples of weathering and erosion. Irregular ravines, fantastic ridges, low hills and cliffs display variegated color alternating with grayish white sediment.
All areas are open forhiking.
Ranger-guided tours, given daily from June to early September, includ nature walks, fossil talks, and evening amphitheater presentations. Picnicking is permitted throughout the park but campfires are not allowed. Click to go to Badlands National Park's own Web site. Below are additional pages related to this one. Wildlife Viewing Wineries Find and compare Real Estate Agents , start making money from home , and get sports and entertainment tickets .