Named after the 26th President of the United States, this park in western North Dakota features a rugged landscape of badlands deeply eroded by wind and water. The park is divided into three sections and is home to a variety of wildlife, including bison, wild horses, and elk.
Top Feature: Painted Canyon
Fun Fact
Theodore Roosevelt credited his time in the North Dakota Badlands as the inspiration for his conservation efforts as President.
The park is divided into a North and South Unit, about 70 miles apart.
Bison roam freely; keep a safe distance.
Some areas of the park are accessible only by multi-day backcountry hiking.