What is there to do in Theodore Roosevelt National Park?

In Theodore Roosevelt National Park, visitors can immerse themselves in the stunning landscapes of North Dakota's badlands through scenic drives like the 36-mile loop in the South Unit or the 14-mile drive in the North Unit, each offering breathtaking views of rugged terrain and diverse wildlife. 

Hiking enthusiasts can explore over 100 miles of trails, from easy nature walks like the Painted Canyon Nature Trail to more challenging hikes such as the Caprock Coulee Trail, all showcasing the park's unique geological formations and abundant wildlife including bison, wild horses, and prairie dogs. 

Camping under the starry skies, attending ranger-led programs to learn about the park's history, and visiting historic sites like Roosevelt's Elkhorn Ranch provide further opportunities to connect with the area's rich natural and cultural heritage.