Badlands is lifeless geological formations, rugged terrain heavily indented by ravines and steep hills, which attracts with its unusualness. However, Badlands National Park is different in that the soil here has managed to cover with green grass and populate its newly formed lands with various inhabitants. In addition, the well-preserved prairie wilderness and Indian reservations make the park an interesting place to explore the original Wild West - as it was before the colonization of America by settlers.
Known for its whistling sound that echoes in its chambers whenever the wind blows, the Wind Cave National Park is certainly a sight to behold. One of the longest caves in the world, Wind Cave National Park is 11 miles north of Hot Springs, South Dakota, west of Highway 385. Outside of the cave, the park is home to varied wilderness on the vast American prairie. The cave, according to the National Park Service, has more caves than any other cave in the world.
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