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Buffalo Gap National Grasslands

Distance	Varies from 25 to more than 100 miles
Time Needed:	Depends on your tolerance for nothingness
Best Time To Go:	Anytime. Open year round
Directions:	Visitor center in located between I-90 exits 109 and 110 in Wall. Follow directions to Wall.
Cost:	Free
Highlights:	Watching grass grow can be exciting
Description:	Encompassing more than 591,000 acres in southwest South Dakota, Buffalo Gap is the region's largest national grassland. It is home to many varieties of plants and wildlife especially adapted to the prairie ecosystem. The Buffalo Gap is a possible reintroduction site for the endangered black-footed ferret. It is also home to the swift fox, a candidate for the federal endangered species list.      Wall Ranger District      Buffalo Gap National Grassland      P.O. Box 425      Wall, SD 57790      Phone: (605) 279-2125 or     Buffalo Gap National     Grassland     209 N. River St.     Hot Springs, SD 57747     Phone: 605-745-4107 Link to Buffalo Gap National Grasslands Page