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Korey Peterson
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08/04/2017
The trailhead for the Castle Trail and Medicine Root Trail Loop.
Korey Peterson
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08/04/2017
While advance permits are not required for backcountry travel, registration is.
Korey Peterson
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08/04/2017
This is rattlesnake habitat, so keep a watchful eye and always assess the ground where you are stepping.
Korey Peterson
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08/04/2017
Unique formations in Badlands National Park.
Korey Peterson
Photo Date: 
08/04/2017
Unique formations in Badlands National Park.
Korey Peterson
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08/04/2017
Watch for fossils embedded into the rocks.
Korey Peterson
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08/04/2017
Unique formations in Badlands National Park.
Korey Peterson
Photo Date: 
08/04/2017
Bighorn sheep along the Castle Trail and Medicine Root Trail Loop in Badlands National Park.
Korey Peterson
Photo Date: 
08/04/2017
Bighorn sheep along the Castle Trail and Medicine Root Trail Loop in Badlands National Park.
Korey Peterson
Photo Date: 
08/04/2017
Evening in Badlands National Park.
Korey Peterson
Photo Date: 
08/04/2017
You can register for a backcountry trip at the trailhead.

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