BADLANDS NATIONAL PARK camping South Dakota (Backpacking to Deer Haven)
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- Опубліковано 3 лип 2020
- Deer Haven is a spectacular primitive campground in the badlands national park in South Dakota. It makes for a great hiking/ backpacking trip in the heart of the wilderness of badlands south dakota.
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Loved this video! I am planning a trip for the next few weeks and also going to stay in the backcountry. I was planning this hike. Is there anything you would plan differently for the trip? Also did you see any snakes while you were there? I'm not a fan. I realize they are there, but interested to know how prevalent. Thanks!
LauraOnTheMove thank you for watching! Two things I would do differently are packing an insect repellant, hike in long sleeves and take snake gaiters. I rarely hike in sleeveless shirts but when I did the bugs killed me. We haven’t seen any snakes but they are there. Wear snake gaiters for safety and take your trekking poles. I used the trekking poles to check the grass in front of me. Here is an article I wrote with more details: trekkingpals.com/index.php/2020/07/09/backpacking-to-deer-haven-badlands-national-park/
@@TrekkingPals Very helpful article. Thanks for sending it! I am excited to get out there and see the Badlands!
@@LauraOnTheMove Have fun! It is a wonderful place to be (The sunrise/sunset) are gorgeous. Enjoy
Very cool scenery. I love nature, a wonderful place. 😃🏕📸
Beautiful badlands! Wonderful explore and showcase of that spectacular park. Well done, my friends 👍. Thanks for sharing and enjoy your week 😀.
Thank you!
Waking up to see that view is amazing! 👍
Thanks for watching Suri
Awesome Video! Thanks for sharing with us. Can't wait to see more 😊
Thank you for watching!
Amazing~ Very relaxing and healing👍👏👏👏 Thanks for sharing🙏🌳🤗
Thank you for watching 🙏
Surprised this doesn’t have more views, great quality keep up the good work would love to see more👍🏼
Thank you ❤️
Cool video. Love the music. Looks like fun!!
Thank you for watching
Wow!! I am humbled by your production value!! I hope to get to that level someday! Subbed.
Bohemian Adventurers Thank you for the compliment. One step at a time 🤓 🙂
Very well done video, thanks for posting. Just subscribed to your channel, keep the videos coming!
Thank you for watching and welcome to the family
This reminds me of a larger version of the Tecopa Trail in California, just outside Death Valley. EPIC views!
We are yet to check Death Valley but I am sure it'll be gorgeous. Thank you for watching
I was just here! July 4th of 2021. Fantastic area to camp. It was a great area to explore further up the trail as well.
It’s a wonderful place to camp! We’re already talking about wanting to go back in the future
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This is a little late, but I’m planning a trip out there soon! What did you do water wise? I’m looking to spend 2-3 nights, 2 people. So will obviously need to bring enough for cooking, drinking but not sure what a good amount would be?
We spent one night and we hiked about 5 miles. There was no water source on the way. If you’re spending 3 nights, you need to account for meals and for drinking while hiking. You should also pack some extra water in case you lose the trail or get lost. It depends on your water consumption too and how hot 🥵 it is outside. I can’t give you an exact number. Enjoy the badlands.
We just published a new article on the website with a detailed trail guide about this epic backpacking trip. I hope that you guys find it useful trekkingpals.com/index.php/2020/07/09/backpacking-to-deer-haven-badlands-national-park/
Anyone know the water situation in Badlands? NPS says you have to carry your own water because filtering is not an option due to limited streams and high sediment loads
crosshairs3 That is correct, when we did this backpacking trip, there was no water source on the trail. You have to pack your own water and account for water for cooking too. Also, keep some water in your car when you finish. We were beat up by the heat and we were glad we had water in the car. Enjoy your trip
@@TrekkingPals thank you! great video
Are you allowed to camp anywhere in the badlands? Or do you need a permit?
We didn’t need a permit! It doesn’t seem like it. Just the pass to enter the National Park.
How available was water?
There was no water on this trail when we hiked there. You pack your own water