North Dakota Cowboy Hall of Fame
Under $25A heritage center in Medora that covers the history of the northern plains, including Native American, homesteading, ranching, and rodeo stories.

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Drive and hike through North Dakota badlands where bison and prairie dogs roam and Theodore Roosevelt once ranched.
South Unit entrance in Medora, off I-94 · Medora, ND
This park protects three areas of badlands in western North Dakota, the country where Theodore Roosevelt ranched in the 1880s. The South Unit's 48-mile scenic drive begins and ends in Medora, and the North Unit has a 28-mile scenic drive. Along both you pass overlooks and trailheads, and bison and other wildlife are often spotted. Roosevelt's Maltese Cross Cabin sits at the South Unit Visitor Center, and rangers lead tours of it.
The closest stops to Theodore Roosevelt National Park, ordered by straight-line distance. A few more like it, plus some different kinds of fun so you can build a full day.
A heritage center in Medora that covers the history of the northern plains, including Native American, homesteading, ranching, and rodeo stories.
5.1 mi awaySwitch it up: Museums
Summer western music show with live horses and fireworks in a Badlands amphitheatre. The next season opens in June 2027.
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The presidential library for Theodore Roosevelt, on a butte above Medora near the South Unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park.
5.8 mi awaySwitch it up: Museums
A badlands state park near Medora, known for horse facilities, campsites, and trail access.
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Drive 32 miles of prairie road past seven giant scrap metal sculptures, from Geese in Flight at I-94 to the town of Regent.
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A western North Dakota state park with badlands scenery, long trail systems, and camping plus horse facilities.
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