Badlands National Park and the surrounding area is one unique place. We did the loop road a couple of times, mostly to see more wildlife, and we drove a gravel road, Sage Creek Rim Road, twice to see the buffalo, pronghorn and prairie dogs, and the burrowing owl. Our campground even had wildlife viewing opportunities, especially the owls across the street, and some sunsets were gorgeous. And there was the incessant hooting of mourning doves and the gobble-gobble of wild turkeys. And the stars in the night sky were incredible. Horizon-to-horizon.

• Photos, public
• Castle Rock, Medicine Root, and Saddle Pass Trails Hike - a hikers point of view. I had the camera strapped to my chest. It recorded until the battery ran out!
• Photos from the same hike as above, only using my "good" camera. Lots of panorama shots.
• Video of bighorn sheep from around the Pinnacles Viewpoint on the loop road.
• Video of owls from across the street from the campground.
• Video of buffalo along the Sage Creek Rim road.
• Video of various wildlife in the area.
• Video of the drive in the RV from the southern entrance to the northern entrance (I-90) of the park