Theodore Roosevelt National Park is a remote park in North Dakota. The park is a wildlife spotter’s paradise: bisons, prairie dogs, turkeys, and deer freely roam the park’s badlands and plains.
Category: North Dakota
North Dakota Destinations
This collection of realistic Destination Reviews helps you plan your next adventure in North Dakota.
“The Peace Garden State” is a remote destination.
Getting There
North Dakota is a state in the northern part of the Great Plains. It borders Canada, South Dakota, Montana, and Minnesota.
The state has very cold winters. But the summers are pleasant. So, when you organize a trip to the state look into visiting in the summer.
There are two international airports in the state. But neither is a major hub. Flying to Minneapolis, MN is the easiest way to reach North Dakotan sights.
You might even decide to fly to Winnipeg in Canada for some ND destinations.
Places to Visit
North Dakota has one national park. But Theodore Roosevelt National Park has three units. At least two of them could be their own parks in other states. The North and South Units have scenic drives. Both are perfect for bison spotting.
Outside of the national park, North Dakota has a few notable sights. There are two national historic sites and two trails. You can also visit 13 state parks.
The state has an International Peace Garden at the border with Canada. This sight gave North Dakota one of its nicknames.
Takeaways
These realistic Destination Reviews feature comprehensive overviews of each sight. Your education about the state’s sights is at the core of each review. This way, you could form an opinion about the places to visit and to skip.
Each review describes the sight in detail. There are sections on the entrance requirements, fees, and opening hours.
Suggestions on ways to get to the sights, things to see along the way, and nearby affordable lodging complete the review.
Use this information to plan a memorable trip to “The Flickertail State”.