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North Dakota
2.4 mi
Distance
453 ft
Gain
55 min
Time
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Raven Ravine Trail
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Raven Ravine Trail is a scenic 2.4-mile out-and-back hike in North Dakota that descends into a picturesque ravine featuring dramatic rock formations and a creek bed. This accessible trail offers hikers an intimate look at the state's unique badlands geology, with opportunities to observe the layered sedimentary walls and native vegetation adapted to the ravine environment. The return journey retraces your steps, making this an ideal choice for families and those seeking a straightforward woodland experience.
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