Wind Cave

North America

South Dakota

Mini Guide

Established

January 9, 1903

Iconic Places

Boxwork Formations

Ranger Station

Visitor Center, 26311 US Highway 385, Hot Springs, SD 57747

Headquarters

Wind Cave National Park, 26311 US Highway 385, Hot Springs, SD 57747

Latitude(N)

43.5833

Longitude(W)

'-103.55

Wind Cave
Overview
State
South Dakota
Wind Cave in South Dakota is one of the world’s longest caves, known for its rare boxwork formations. Above ground, the park features prairie, forest, and wildlife such as bison, elk, and prairie dogs. The site holds cultural importance for the Lakota people.
One of the longest caves in the world
Unique boxwork formations rarely found elsewhere
Sacred creation site for the Lakota people

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