Description
Wind Cave – The First 100 Years, Images of America Series
Wind Cave is one of the most three dimensional caves in the world and at over 134 miles, is the fourth longest cave in the world. The cave is famous for the boxwork throughout the cave, with 98% of the world’s known boxwork contained in this cave . Peggy Sanders relates the history of the Park from it’s earliest beginnings as a privately owned tour cave to the present day management as one of America’s premier cave parks. The book is adorned with dozens of historic and modern photographs. Peggy Sanders (Arcadia Publishing, 2003)
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When you shop with Black Hills Parks & Forests Association, you are directly funding:
- Education programs: nature workshops, Junior Ranger activities, and homeschool adventures for kids across the Black Hills
- Trail maintenance: keeping hiking trails safe and accessible at Wind Cave, Jewel Cave, and the Black Hills National Forest
- Visitor services: park store operations, interpretive programs, and the staff who help millions of visitors each year
- Conservation: supporting the long-term health of public lands in the Black Hills and Nebraska
BHPFA is the official nonprofit partner of the National Park Service and U.S. Forest Service in the Black Hills region. We have supported these public lands since 1946.
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