Saddle Pass Trail

Stretching over 100's of miles, the Badlands Wall is a huge natural barrier that separates the high plains form the low. The result of millions of years of erosion have caused the wall to be sculpted into a series of sharp pinnacles, gullies and ridges. The Saddle Pass Trail follows one of these natural gullies, from the low plain it winds its way up through the steep terrain giving a fantastic opportunity to get up close and personal with these fantastic rock formations. After about 45 minutes to 1 hour the trail suddenly levels off - you've done it, you've climbed the Badlands Wall. Now turn around and make sure you take in the incredible views of the low plains.