This original hand-drawn pen and ink/watercolor map beautifully captures the rugged beauty of Badlands National Park in South Dakota. Known for its eroded buttes, towering spires, and colorful layers, the park’s unique formations were shaped by centuries of deposition and erosion. The map highlights key areas, including the Stronghold Unit, Badlands Wilderness, and Northern Unit, co-managed by the Oglala Lakota Tribe.

Visitors can enjoy views from Pinnacles Overlook and Sheep Mountain Table while spotting wildlife like bison, elk, and black-footed ferrets. Fossils of ancient creatures like Hoplophoneus and Brontothere add to the park's allure.

This unframed 24” wide by 18” tall lithograph by Chris Robitaille is a striking representation of the park’s dramatic landscape.

Are you looking for a custom matted and framed piece? Pick from Montana hand-scraped pine or reclaimed Flathead Lake larch. In addition, you can choose between green or blue mats.

* The framed map is for retail purchase only. Xplorer Maps does not offer wholesale pricing on framed maps.

Hand-Scraped Montana Pine - Montana forest-harvested pine frame. For that rustic look, each frame is hand-scraped. 

All frames are equipped with conservation clear glass, which is guaranteed to block 99% of ultraviolet rays. Upgrade to Museum glass, which ensures 99% UV protection but also provides ZERO GLARE - this is the quality glass you would find in gallery settings.