Theodore Roosevelt National Park North Unit
Every year, Theodore Roosevelt National Park welcomes tens of thousands of interested tourists. This National Park has something to offer every kind of traveler, whether you want to get lost in North Dakota's immense wilderness or just enjoy a leisurely drive through the countryside.
This statesman and well-known outdoorsman, who bears Theodore Roosevelt's name, used to travel to North Dakota to hunt bison when he was a little boy. Many of the recognizable American bison still wander the plains and colorful hills in this protected area.
The stunning environment and fascinating species make the Theodore Roosevelt National Park a lovely destination. There are two portions to the park. Tourists can enter the Badlands through the North Unit, which features a visitor center with displays, short films, and exhibits on the park's history, wildlife, and geography.
A short drive from the center are several beautiful walks and trails, and the Oxbow Overlook provides some outstanding views of the park. You might even catch a glimpse of some of the gorgeous animals that walk freely throughout the breathtaking surroundings while strolling among the fauna and flora.
- Location: North Dakota
