Buffalo Gap National Grassland
Apr 25, 2012
The nearly 600,000 acres of Buffalo Gap National Grassland offer opportunities for hiking, birding, camping and more. Photos by Les Heiserman.
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Buffalo Gap National Grassland, located primarily in the southwestern part of the state, is the second largest National Grassland. -
Indian Creek area is a popular destination for camping. -
Visitors can explore the grasslands on horseback, bike or foot. -
Bison traveled through this gap in their migrations between the Black Hills and prairies. -
Photo by Les Heiserman.
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