Cedar Pass Lodge Interior
1 Cedar St. (Box 5) Interior, South Dakota, 57750, United States
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Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HotelCedar Pass Lodge Interior
Finally, a hotspot!
Day 1: We left Northville at 7 am on our way to our first camp at Mirror Lake State Park, Baraboo, WI. We visited the International Crane Foundation, saw wild sand hill cranes, and a pair of bald eagles over Mirror Lake. The mosquitoes were brutal at our wooded campsite! Day 2: Traveled across Wisconsin and Minnesota, into South Dakota's Palisade …
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What a great day
... choice of getting back onto the loop road and taking a scenic drive to avoid the suns rays, stops were made at big badlands overlook and white river valley overlook and my resting place for this evening is at bigfoot pass overlook where i cooked up a nice pasta dinner, returned a bunch of calls and continue to play the waiting game with the sun. Tomorrow will be another day of exploration and this time i'll make sure to put on sunblock before i ...
A Stay in the Badlands
The Badlands are an interesting place; it reminds me of the Grand Canyon in a way. The northern part appears to have larger, taller buttes while the southern side has mostly small buttes. Stripes of orange run across the middle of the buttes.
We arrived in the late afternoon and were pleased to find that there were still sites left with electric power hookups. We found a site on the left side of the road so that we ...
Into the Badlands....
... Lewis and Clark Museum. This visitor centre was perched atop a hill overlooking the part of the Missouri river system that they used to explore the continent. It was an interesting museum (and free!) and had a great view!
I was planning on stopping at 1880 town (whose name reminded me of the very cool Town of 1770 that I visited when I was down in OZ) but after going in a checking it out. It looked more like a cheesy museum and I didn't want to pay ...
Bad, Bad, Badlands
... There was a group of four priairie dogs and I threw a peanut at one and it hit his head and bounced off and hit the one he was standing next to and they started fighting over it, so I tossed three more peanuts and they ate the nuts and made crunchy noises ... very cute!
We were driving along the road and there were these giant white things and my dad said look at the giant sheep, and my mom said THOSE ARE COWS, not sheep, and Noah still kept ...
