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Located a few miles northeast of Anamoose. This unusual landscape looks a bit like the Badlands. It was formed in the mid 1890s. The Great Northern Railroad was laying track from Fargo to Minot, and they cut a limestone hill. It has eroded over the years, and the scenery is now a weathered white or yellowish gray cliff side with pillars and caves here and there. Directions: drive north from Anamoose about 0.5 milea to the cemetery, then turn east and go seven miles. When you get to a T in the road, go north 1 mile to a farm. Go around the west side of the farm to the railroad track. Directly south of the railroad tracks, you will drive a dirt road west for 0.6 mile until the road ends, then hike back along the railroad track about 0.5 mile to see the Cuts.