Bison in Green Grass at Theodore Roosevelt National Park, South Unit. By Brittany Green
Oh, Those Beautiful Badlands!
Summer in the North Dakota Badlands is not always vibrant green, but this year it is! Thanks to Brittany Green for sharing her photos of a recent trip through the south unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park.
Looking to Medora from Chimney Butte in the Badlands of North Dakota
Check out one of our recent hikes in the beautiful green badlands here: The Views Were Spectacular! We Could See Forever!
Two Bison Tie Up at Theodore Roosevelt National Park, South Unit. By Brittany Green
Badlands Bison
The bison which reside in both the south and north units of Theodore Roosevelt National Park are a major attraction! Watching large herds graze in the park makes one wonder what the countryside looked like 200 years ago, when it was reported bison covered the landscape to the horizon, and beyond. Millions and Millions of Bison!
Bison Herd Grazing at Theodore Roosevelt National Park, South Unit. By Brittany Green
Big Daddy Bison at Theodore Roosevelt National Park, South Unit. By Brittany Green
Mom and Calf Bison at Theodore Roosevelt National Park, South Unit, By Brittany Green
Bison Mom Nursing Calf atTheodore Roosevelt National Park, South Unit. By Brittany Green
Our bison encounter in the north unit brought home the fact that this was their territory, not ours! Check out this link: We Woke Up In a Buffalo Herd!
The herd walking past the tent included cows, and calves.
Special Thanks!
A special shout out of Thanks! goes to Brittany Green for sharing her summer badlands photos!
Flowering Yarrow at Theodore Roosevelt National Park, South Unit. By Brittany Green
Wanna Share?
If you’ve had a special experience in the badlands and grasslands of North Dakota, check out our Facebook page Beautiful Badlands ND. Give us a Like and message us your information and photos. We’d love to see the area through your eyes!
Read more about the North and South Units of Theodore Roosevelt National Park here: What’s the Difference?
Check out the spectacular views from one of the highest points in North Dakota! You Can See Forever From Up Here!
How far can one hike east on Sentinel Butte, elevation 3430 ft. in western North Dakota? To that small outcropping. With a tremendous view of Square Butte in the distance, Mike nears the turn around point of our hike on a beautiful summer day in western North Dakota.
Find more badlands photos here: www.mykuhls.com
Purchase our matted photos in Medora at the Western Edge Book Store and in Watford City at the Long X Trading Post Visitor Center.
