폴 리버 카운티 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Discreet and natural entrance to the wind cave.

Beautiful cliffs.

Lots of bison and piairie dogs.

Always a good starting place for information.

An easy walk

The natural entrance to Wind Caves is very discreet. It has nothing to do with the gigantic underground caves that can be visited a little further away by going to the very busy Visitor Center. Here, it is the spiritual aspect that prevails. This modest entrance is, in fact, considered the place of emergence of the Lakota nation. Maka Oniye in Lakota means the earth that breathes. This underground origin is a sacred place for many Native American nations. Nothing stops you from meditating here and then taking the elevator a little further on which allows you to go into the bowels of the earth. The two sites are complementary.

This is a long-distance multi-use trail running for 113 miles all the way from Deadwood to Edgemont. This section between Argyle and Minnekahta has gentle rolling hills and beautiful scenery of meadows, forest, and ponds along the way.

This is the location of the naturally formed entrance to Wind Cave. Contrary to the size and complexity of the cave beneath the ground, the entrance is only 10 inches wide. You can visit this site without a guide. If you want to enter the cave, you will need to hire a guide.