Circle Buttes

The Circle Buttes are a unique geological formation in the badlands of western North Dakota. This small mountain range is characterized by steep, rugged buttes and canyons carved out of sedimentary rock over millions of years. The terrain is generally dry and arid, with sparse vegetation of sagebrush, grasses, and hardy shrubs. Elevations range from around 2,000 feet in the valleys to just over 3,000 feet at the highest peaks. The dramatic landscape and isolation of the Circle Buttes offer a sense of remoteness and adventure for outdoor enthusiasts.