Things to see and do Wind Cave National Park

The visitors cross the part of the cave where the concretions are abundant. We start off at the entrance and get out by the lift. One hour visit, moderately tiring, with 300 steps (mostly downwards).

A very well appointed cave! We'll get there and get out of the elevator. 1 hour visit, with 150 steps; It's the least tiring of all.

This circuit includes some of the largest cave halls, including Wind Cave Boxwork. There is a lift from the elevator. This moderately tiring circuit has 450 steps and lasts 1 hour 30.

The Wind Cave National Park protects two very different worlds, an underground with five proposed circuits, the other sunny and multiple resources. Many wildlife live in the park, in an astonishing meadow or in the forest. Walking along the road or walking on hiking trails provides an opportunity to see bison, prairie dogs, pronghorn elites and several different bird species. The park has 11 circuits for 48 ½ km of hiking. Elk Mountain, Prairie Vista and Rankin Ridge trails are loops and 1.6 km long.