Unlock America’s Wildest Secrets: 28 National Park Road Trips That Will Transform Your Soul and Ignite Your Adventure Spirit
279. Wind Cave National Park
Wind Cave National Park is located just south of Badlands National Park, and although it’s very small, it’s worth a quick few-hours of exploration.
Wind Cave is known for its unique boxwork cave resembling honeycomb formations. While there are minimal hikes above ground, sign up for a ranger-led tour to explore these incredible cave formations.
There are limited services in the park and no hotel accommodations. Unlike Badlands National Park, Wind Cave is worth visiting during the summer heat of the day because cave temperatures are rather cool. Tours are offered year-round but check online for the most up-to-date information before heading out.
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