Red Shirt Table Overlook — Attraction in White Clay District

This is an absolutely amazing viewpoint that is well worth the drive to get there. Red Shirt Table is one of the most impressive and beautiful places in Badlands National Park that sits right next to a major road about halfway between Rapid City and Pine Ridge. The entire South Unit of Badlands National Park is very impressive, and is well worth seeing. The South Unit only receives only a very small fraction of the visitors the North Unit receives each year. If you want an amazing backcountry experience in a national park where few people travel to, then the South Unit of Badlands National Park is definitely worth seeing. I would highly recommend exploring the Red Shirt Table and Sheep Table Mountain areas of the park. The South Unit also offers an opportunity for people to learn more about Lakota culture and history, since much of the national park in the south borders the Pine Ridge...

Very special spot. I didn't have time to go all the way through the Badlands so this was just enough to get a good look at them. The couple in the picture made my day they were a beautiful couple selling jewellery. I bought a nice little piece for my wife. Now, the road headed south from here is very sketchy. The bumps are bad. The road it's self is good but I guess the terrain it's self sure made it slow going and just when I thought I was out of it there was another big one. Not impassable just take the time to go slow and keep your eyes peeled. I was pulling a 5th wheel and it sure sent things flying at the back of the trailer, mostly cause I wasn't watchingnlike I should have and hit one at a pretty good rate. Nothing broke but had some clean up to do. Still worth the stop maybe as much for the beautiful young couple...

A Geological Masterpiece

I recently had the privilege of visiting the Badlands National Park, and I'm still in awe of the incredible formations I witnessed. The sheer scale and intricate details of these natural wonders are truly breathtaking. It's like stepping back in time, each layer of rock telling a unique story of our planet's history. The Badlands' website does an excellent job of capturing the essence of this remarkable place. The informative content and stunning visuals provide a valuable resource for anyone planning a visit. I highly recommend checking it out 5...