The scenery here is breath taking! The hike wasn't to hard for our family of 5. It was a bit muddy and slippery in sections from rain but it was still great. Would hike this area over and over!

We stopped by the canyon on our way back to Calgary. had we had hiking shoes, we would have walked the path down into the canyon.

I've been there twice now, there is lots of places to explore and you can spend all day there! It's quite tiring, especially for my two dogs. Lots of climbing so wear good shoes and there are no trails and no signs so you need to pay attention to where you are going so you don't get lost. There are... More

It's a long walk from top to bottom...the view from the top is lovely and you can see how horses and other animals would be able to hide in the valley

This is another great place to hike and can be a day away adventure. Wifey and I like to go in the spring when we wont roast down in the coulees. Take water. Then a little bit more. Even warm water is nice after you find out you really like it! Rattlebugs do like it there as well, so if... More

Well, it is so beautiul and very indicative of the badland experience. You will love the view! Don't forget to check ou t the hoodoos!

Great view of the Badlands area...we drove the circuit from there and took the ferry to the otherside of the river. Went down and hiked a bit in Horsethief Canyon and got great pics!

On the North Dinosaur Trail. Beautiful view of the Badlands. The badlands in Badlanda National Park are more impressive. The best part of this canyon was how few people were there. Go late (or early) in the day so the colors of the canyon stand out more!

This is out in the middle of wheat country. Hiking paths abound. A small version of the US badlands. I watched a prairie dog for 10 minutes here. Pictures did not do it justice.... But it's a long way out of your way.