Theodore Roosevelt National Park
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Painted Canyon Overlook Trail
Caprock Coulee Trail
Wind Canyon Trail
Little Missouri River Trail
Buck Hill Trail
Petrified Forest Loop: A fascinating trail that takes visitors through a field of petrified wood, showcasing the park’s rich geological history.
North Unit Scenic Drive: A scenic drive offering views of the rugged Badlands terrain and wildlife, including bison and wild horses.
The Achenbach Trail: A challenging trail that offers panoramic views of the park's stunning landscape and the Little Missouri River.
Painted Canyon: A striking vista point that overlooks the colorful, eroded Badlands and is perfect for sunset photography.
Hiking – Explore Painted Canyon, Wind Canyon, and Caprock Coulee trails.
Wildlife Viewing – Bison, wild horses, elk, and prairie dogs roam the park.
Scenic Drives – The South Unit Loop Road provides epic badlands scenery.
Backpacking – The Achenbach Trail offers remote wilderness experiences.
Horseback Riding – Open terrain makes this one of the best national parks for riding.
Cottonwood Campground – Only developed campground in the South Unit with picnic tables and vault toilets.
Juniper Campground – North Unit campground with similar amenities and scenic Badlands views.
Backcountry Camping – Allowed anywhere at least ¼ mile from roads and trails with a free permit.