Badlands National Park
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Badlands National Park - Northeast Entrance -- 2,620'
The Northeast Entrance to the park is along Highway 240 about 3-miles south of Interstate 90...
Badlands National Park Map (North Unit)
The North Unit of Badlands National Park providing locations of overlooks/photos included in this album...
Badlands National Park - Northeast Entrance -- 2,620'
From the entrance the spires of the park can clearly be seen to the south across the grass-covered prairie...
Big Badlands Overlook -- 2,600'
The first overlook reached is here, at the Big Badlands Overlook. A short dirt path leads out to a narrow point with sweeping views in all directions of the colorful badlands landscape...
Big Badlands Overlook -- 2,600'
The first overlook reached is here, at the Big Badlands Overlook. A short dirt path leads out to a narrow point with sweeping views in all directions of the colorful badlands landscape...
Big Badlands Overlook -- 2,600'
The first overlook reached is here, at the Big Badlands Overlook. A short dirt path leads out to a narrow point with sweeping views in all directions of the colorful badlands landscape...
Big Badlands Overlook -- 2,600'
The first overlook reached is here, at the Big Badlands Overlook. A short dirt path leads out to a narrow point with sweeping views in all directions of the colorful badlands landscape...
Big Badlands Overlook -- 2,600'
The first overlook reached is here, at the Big Badlands Overlook. A short dirt path leads out to a narrow point with sweeping views in all directions of the colorful badlands landscape...
Big Badlands Overlook -- 2,600'
The first overlook reached is here, at the Big Badlands Overlook. A short dirt path leads out to a narrow point with sweeping views in all directions of the colorful badlands landscape...
Just north of Cedar Pass is a collection of trailheads...for the Door, Window, Castle, and Notch Trails...connected by one long parking area. Seen here is the long raised boardwalk which is the beginning to the Door Trail...
Small buttes protrude from the grass along the start of the Door Trail...
Passing through the break in the wall known as "The Door" from which this trail gets its name...