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South Dakota: Badlands National Park
One of the world’s richest fossil beds is in the rugged beauty South Dakota’s Badlands National Park. More than 244,000 acres protect prairie land where bison and bighorn sheep roam. And if you look closely, you’ll see the ferrets and prairie dogs that emerge from underground dens to play in the sun. Visitors also come for the layered rock formations, towering pinnacles and deep canyons. The South Unit of the park is co-managed with the Oglala Lakota tribe.
The Badlands artwork has gorgeous skyscapes above the unique rock and sediment formations, wildlife, and colorful details of stone and sediment layers
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Pink clouds above the rock formations at sunrise in Badlands National Park in South Dakota
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Two bolts of lightning strike the ground from a thunderstorm cloud in the Conata Basin, Badlands National Park, South Dakota.
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While most visitors to Badlands National Park explore via viewpoints, pullouts, and short trails, there are large wilderness areas available to explore. I captured this image during a three-day sol...
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A summer rain storm hovers over formations in Cedar Pass, Badlands National Park, South Dakota.
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A cluster of bluffs and formations in Badlands National Park, South Dakota, stand against the deep colors of dusk in mid-summer.
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Badlands National Park has amazing colors, rock formations and abundant wildlife. The colors were especially brilliant after recent rains when we toured this park in 2018.
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A Bighorn Sheep surveys the vast beauty of his environment in Badlands National Park.
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Pink clouds above the rock formations at sunrise in Badlands National Park in South Dakota
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Badlands Beauty captures the vibrant colors of this unique and timeless landscape.
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The magic of infrared photography is on full display in this image from the Badlands National Park.
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