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Theodore Roosevelt National Park
3 stamp stations
North Unit Visitor Center
Address: 208 Scenic Drive, Watford City, ND 58854-9327
The North Dakota badlands made Theodore Roosevelt: he ranched here from 1884 after losing his wife and mother in one day, and the 'strenuous life' among the buttes shaped the conservationist president. The park protects his Maltese Cross cabin, painted badlands, bison, wild horses, and the winding Little Missouri River.
Drive the scenic loop to see bison and prairie dog towns and visit the Maltese Cross cabin; young kids can earn a Junior Ranger badge. For a challenge, hike the Petrified Forest trail or summit Buck Hill for the badlands panorama.
The North Dakota badlands made Theodore Roosevelt: he ranched here from 1884 after losing his wife and mother in one day, and the 'strenuous life' among the buttes shaped the conservationist president. The park protects his Maltese Cross cabin, painted badlands, bison, wild horses, and the winding Little Missouri River.
Drive the scenic loop to see bison and prairie dog towns and visit the Maltese Cross cabin; young kids can earn a Junior Ranger badge. For a challenge, hike the Petrified Forest trail or summit Buck Hill for the badlands panorama.
The North Dakota badlands made Theodore Roosevelt: he ranched here from 1884 after losing his wife and mother in one day, and the 'strenuous life' among the buttes shaped the conservationist president. The park protects his Maltese Cross cabin, painted badlands, bison, wild horses, and the winding Little Missouri River.
Drive the scenic loop to see bison and prairie dog towns and visit the Maltese Cross cabin; young kids can earn a Junior Ranger badge. For a challenge, hike the Petrified Forest trail or summit Buck Hill for the badlands panorama.