Wind Cave National Park Hikes
Wind Cave National Park is one of America's oldest national parks. The cave is also one of the longest and most complex caves in the world. On top of the cave is endless prairie which is home to buffalo, elk, prairie dogs, and more. There are several hikes to do in the park.
Wind Cave is off of Highway 385 between the towns of Pringle and Hot Springs. Driving through the park is free and the tours cost different prices.
Norbeck Trailhead to Highland Creek Trailhead
The first leg of the Centennial Trail.
Rankin Ridge Trail
Short hike to the Fire Tower.
Boland Ridge Trail
Five mile trail that is mostly prairie and buffalos.
Prairie Vista Trail
Easy 1 mile trail near the Wind Cave Visitor’s Center.
Wind Cave Canyon Trail
A pretty short trail through a canyon.
Cold Brook Canyon Trail
Nice easy trail through a prairie town.
Elk Mountain Trail
Short easy trail by the campground.
Sanctuary Trail
Seven mile hike in Wind Cave that goes through the prairie.