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Wind Cave National Park
For Kids
Children Looking at Cactus on the Prairie at Wind Cave National Park

NPS Photo by Bill Holmes

Children looking at cactus on the prairie at Wind Cave National Park

Wind Cave National Park offers a variety of wonderful opportunities to learn about the natural resources of the park for children. Ranger guided hikes, cave tours, or campfire programs provide interesting information about many different aspects of the park. Exploring the visitor center, participating in a Junior Ranger Program, or hiking in the park are great ways to discover what is special about this national park.

Junior Ranger
Program at Wind Cave National Park

Wind Cave WebRanger
On-line Junior Ranger Program at Wind Cave National Park

WebRangers
On-line Junior Ranger Program
The prairie and the cave of Wind Cave National Park.  

Did You Know?
Wind Cave became a national park in 1903. It is one of the nation's oldest national parks. Today the park not only protects the 4th longest cave in the world, it protects an amazing prairie ecosystem and the wildlife associated with it.

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Last Updated: January 23, 2008 at 14:03 EST