Badlands National Park Tour

Name: Badlands National Park Tour
Rating: 4.8 (59 reviews)
Author: Ushma Shah LLC

By: Ushma Shah LLC App

South Dakota GPS Audio Guide

Overview

Version:

1.3

Last updated: 2025-12-17

Ranking

#162,050 ▼ 310

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Experience a self-guided GPS audio tour of Badlands National Park, with offline playback and automatic storytelling as you travel between iconic overlooks and trails. The immersive narration brings the park’s geology, wildlife, and Lakota history to life while you explore at your own pace.

Features include location-based auto audio, lifetime access with no subscription, and curated routes such as the Badlands Wall, Notch Trail, Fossil Exhibit Trail, and Ancient Hunters Overlook.

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By:

Ushma Shah LLC

Rating:

4.80

(59)

Version:

1.3 Last updated: 2025-12-17

Version code:

876401160

Creation date:

2023-04-22

Compatible devices:

Size:

161.42MB

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Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-28

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Ranking

# 162,050 ▼ 310

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Ushma Shah LLC

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User Reviews

The Badlands are truly one of God’s amazing creations. The unique rock formations are breathtaking, and the colors are much more vibrant than those of the Painted Desert. We could clearly see the different layers and shades throughout the landscape, making it even more impressive. Wall Drug was a fun, eclectic stop full of history and quirky attractions. The donuts definitely live up to the hype! We also ate there, and while the food was more like cafeteria-style fare, it was satisfying and hit the spot after a day of exploring. Unfortunately, we ran out of time and weren’t able to visit the Minuteman Missile Site, so be sure to plan ahead if that’s on your list. I would recommend allowing at least 4–5 hours to fully enjoy the area without feeling rushed.