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By: NISHU SINGH
A hidden wonder beneath the earth, Wind Cave National Park protects one of the world’s longest and most complex cave systems.
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The cave “breathes.” Changes in air pressure cause strong winds to rush in and out of the cave’s natural openings.
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Wind Cave is home to rare boxwork, thin honeycomb-shaped formations found in very few places on Earth.
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Discovered in 1881, Wind Cave became one of the first national parks created to protect a cave.
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Guided cave tours take visitors deep underground through narrow passages, chambers, and unique rock formations.
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Above ground, the park features rolling prairies, forests, and wildlife like bison, elk, prairie dogs, and deer.
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Wind Cave protects one of the largest mixed-grass prairies in the United States.
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Enjoy hiking, wildlife viewing, scenic drives, ranger programs, and unforgettable cave tours.
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Spring through fall offers pleasant weather, open trails, and the best chances to spot wildlife.
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Few places connect underground mystery with open prairie beauty like Wind Cave National Park.
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