by Mike Kopp | Jan 8, 2021 | Hike, History, Maah Daah Hey, MHA Nation, Montana, outdoors, Places to go, Road Trip, Snowden Bridge
For your 2021 Calendar — 4 more of the top Healthy Badland Attractions 2020 Badlands Attraction Goals Carry Over to 2021 There are places in the Badlands where you will have all the isolation you want. Like a fellow from Wisconsin told me on New Years Day,...
by Mike Kopp | Jan 7, 2021 | Uncategorized
Good things from the Badlands photo gallery It sure was easy to get bogged down by all the stress of 2020, but I’m learning to look for the good things. In fact, I get downright excited to do just that — look for the good things to go in our photo gallery...
by Mary Tastad | Jan 5, 2021 | Billings County, Bowman County, Custer Trail Auto Tour, Dunn County, Golden Valley County, Hike, History, Inspiration, Maah Daah Hey, Marmarth, McKenzie County, Montana, North Dakota, Photoblog, Road Trip, Stark County, Theodore Roosevelt National Park, Williams County
My Top Photo Memories of 2020 The past year was one we filled with intense explorations to seek beauty and peace in a world which at many times seemed the opposite. The result of those adventures was reassuring! Conclusion drawn: There is, indeed, beauty in our...
by Mike Kopp | Jan 2, 2021 | Agriculture, Cowboys, History, McKenzie County, North Dakota history, Places to go, Theodore Roosevelt National Park, Things To Do
Herd of cows? I remember the first time I saw longhorn cattle at the north unit of the Theodore Roosevelt National Park. I was flummoxed, then, and for a long time after. “What’s a bunch of cows doing here?” I asked. It seemed like a North Dakota thing to do....
by Mike Kopp | Jan 1, 2021 | Art, Inspiration, Mild-mannered Explorers, North Dakota Badlands, Photography
In No Particular Order As you have come to know, Beautiful Badlands ND is heavy on photographs. Why just write about a beautiful region when you can show it. So, we do. I’ll bet you, too, have taken some of your own favorite images. We tabbed seven locations...
