Badlands National Park

CS36B off of Highway 240 near the Saddle Pass Trailhead. The trail is a short hike up the Badlands Wall giving views of the White River Valley.

CS36B off of Highway 240 near the Saddle Pass Trailhead. The trail is a short hike up the Badlands Wall giving views of the White River Valley.

Note:This photo is part of the album: South Dakota.

Captured on July 4, 2017.

© Chad Davis |  Licensing inquiries: chad@chaddavis.photography

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