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Overview

Explore the rugged beauty of Theodore Roosevelt National Park with our engaging audio tour! Wander through stunning landscapes, including badlands, prairies, and rivers, while our guides share captivating stories and fascinating facts about the park's history, wildlife, and its namesake president. Discover the adventures of Theodore Roosevelt, who found solace and inspiration in these wild lands. Perfect for families, history buffs, and nature lovers, our tour provides an enriching and entertaining experience. Simply download, plug in your headphones, and set off on an unforgettable journey through the diverse and picturesque terrains of Theodore Roosevelt National Park!

Meeting and Pickup

Meeting point

To get to Sentinel Butte from Beach, head east on I-94 for about 6 miles, then take exit 7. Turn right onto Sentinel Butte Road, and follow it south for 2 miles.

Language Offered

English-AUDIO

Itinerary

1. Painted Canyon Visitor Center

Plan your Theodore Roosevelt National Park adventure at the Painted Canyon Visitor Center in Medora, North Dakota. Park rangers will answer your questions and help you choose the perfect hike. Learn about the park's wonders through exhibits, then grab a souvenir at the gift shop. Before you hit the trails, soak in the panoramic views of the South Unit's Badlands formations. This visitor center is your gateway to exploring scenic drives and hikes like the bison-dotted Painted Canyon Nature Trail.

Duration: 60 mins

2. Medora

History meets wild beauty in Medora, North Dakota. Explore the deMores Packing Plant ruins, the Cowboy Hall of Fame, Theodore Roosevelt National Park's South Unit, and more! Hike the bison-dotted trails or challenge yourself on the Maah Daah Hey Trail. Catch the acclaimed Medora Musical, a lively celebration of Roosevelt's legacy. Go horseback riding or take a scenic bus tour for stunning Badlands views. In the evening, unwind at a charming restaurant or explore the shops on Medora's historic main street. This little town offers a taste of Western hospitality alongside stunning natural wonders.

3. Maltese Cross Cabin

Step back in time at the Maltese Cross Cabin in Theodore Roosevelt National Park. This historic log cabin was once a temporary home for the young Theodore Roosevelt, before he became president. Explore the restored cabin and imagine Roosevelt's life as a cowboy rancher. Exhibits showcase his personal effects, offering a glimpse into his early days spent ranching in the rugged Badlands. It's a fascinating look into the life of the conservationist-turned-president who shaped American history.

Duration: 60 mins

4. South Unit Visitor Center

The Theodore Roosevelt National Park's South Unit Visitor Center in Medora, North Dakota, is your one-stop shop for park adventures. Chat with park rangers for the latest trail conditions, animal migration patters, and weather. Browse the gift shop for souvieniers from this epic adventure through the North Dakota Badlands. And learn more about the man himself, President Theodore Roosevelt.

Duration: 60 mins

5. Prairie Dog Metropolis

Imagine a vast grassland dotted with hundreds of burrows – that's your cue! These social critters, also called black-tailed prairie dogs, pop out to greet you with barks and chirps. Be sure to stay on designated trails and observe from afar – these playful creatures are wild! It's a fun and unique opportunity to witness a bustling prairie dog community in their natural habitat.

Duration: 30 mins

6. Peaceful Valley Ranch

This historic dude ranch, once a bustling center of ranch life, offers a glimpse into the past. Explore the restored ranch house and stables, remnants of a bygone era. While horseback riding is no longer available, scenic trails wind through the ranch, allowing you to experience the beauty of the park on foot. You may also get a glimpse of the famous Wild Horses, eho often hang out here.

Duration: 30 mins

7. Boicourt Overlook Trail

This short, paved path is perfect for all ages. Walk alongside a valley brimming with the park's colorful Badlands formations. Reach the end of the paved trail for a scenic overlook. Feeling adventurous? Continue on a short, unpaved section for an even more dramatic view of the Badlands sprawling out before you. Keep your eyes peeled for grazing bison and soaring birds of prey as you soak in the park's beauty.

Duration: 60 mins

8. Buck Hill Trail

This short, but steep path is an out-and-back trek. Imagine a winding path ascending a butte, with stunning views of the surrounding Badlands unfolding with every step. Reach the top for panoramic vistas of the entire South Unit, from Painted Canyon to beyond. Spot wild horses or bison grazing in the distance. Remember, proper footwear is essential, and enjoy the sense of accomplishment at the summit!

Duration: 60 mins

9. Coal Vein Nature Trail

This short loop winds past remnants of a once-burning coal seam. Imagine the ground beneath your feet smoldering for decades! Informative signs tell the story of this geological oddity. Climb wooden stairs for views of the Badlands landscape, keeping an eye out for prairie dogs and other wildlife. The trail offers a unique glimpse into the park's geologic past alongside scenic vistas.

Duration: 120 mins

10. Scoria Point Overlook

This easily accessible stop offers panoramic views unlike any other. Imagine a landscape painted in hues of red, yellow, and gray – evidence of volcanic activity that baked the surrounding earth long ago. Spot the coal seams that once caught fire, adding another layer to the park's geologic story. Keep your eyes peeled for bighorn sheep grazing on the cliffs, adding a touch of life to the dramatic scene. It's a perfect spot to capture the essence of the Badlands in a single breathtaking vista.

Duration: 30 mins

11. Buckhorn Trail

This challenging, 11-mile loop winds through vast prairies and dramatic ravines. Be prepared for sections that can be difficult to follow, especially after rain. Hike alongside wildflower meadows and spot bison grazing in the distance. While some sections follow the park's scenic drive, offering glimpses of fellow explorers, much of the trail allows you to immerse yourself in the park's quiet beauty. Remember, this is for experienced hikers with proper navigation skills and plenty of water for a remote adventure.

12. Cannonball Concretions Pullout

Cannonball Concretions pulloff surprises you with geological oddities. Imagine giant, spherical boulders scattered across the landscape – these aren't errant cannonballs, but ancient mysteries! Stop and explore these fascinating sandstone concretions, formed millions of years ago when minerals cemented sand particles around a core. Informative signs explain their formation as you marvel at these natural wonders contrasting with the rugged Badlands backdrop. It's a quick stop with a big impact, perfect for a photo opportunity or a break on your scenic drive.

Duration: 60 mins

13. Long X Divide

This moderate, 5.8-mile path was once a cattle drive route used by ranchers, including a young Theodore Roosevelt himself! Imagine cowboys herding longhorns across these very plains. The trail winds through rolling prairies and dips into colorful canyons, offering diverse scenery. Keep your eyes peeled for wildlife and soak in the vastness of the Badlands landscape. The Long X Trail is a perfect way to experience a slice of ranching history while enjoying the park's natural beauty.

14. Caprock-Coulee Trail

This .08 mile nature walk turns into a a moderate 4.3-mile loop that offers something for everyone. Start by following a scenic trail through a narrow canyon, teeming with plant and animal life. Ascend for breathtaking views of the Little Missouri River Valley. The trail winds along grassy buttes and dramatic bluffs, showcasing the park's geologic wonders. Keep your eyes peeled for bison and other wildlife roaming the plains below. Remember, choose the clockwise direction for a more gradual climb, and enjoy this classic Badlands adventure.

15. Oxbow Overlook

Stand in awe at Theodore Roosevelt National Park's North Unit's crown jewel, Oxbow Overlook. This easily accessible viewpoint offers a panoramic vista unlike any other. Gaze upon the Little Missouri River curving dramatically in a perfect oxbow, a classic geologic wonder. Interpretive signs explain the river's story. For a closer look, embark on the easy, 0.2-mile Sperati Point Trail that leads to a higher viewpoint for even more stunning river and Badlands views. Oxbow Overlook is a must-see, offering a glimpse of the park's beauty and the power of natural forces.

Duration: 30 mins

Inclusion

Tours NEVER expire, Take the tour when you want

Freedom to explore at your own pace

Offline map (no wifi or data needed), Tour Start is Customizable

Tour highlights with activity and restaurant recommendations

Turn-by-turn directions using GPS

Hours of audio narration with stories, travel tips and music

Audio narration that plays automatically as you drive

Exclusion

Meals and refreshment

Entrance fees

Cancellation Policy

Refundable tickets

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

100% refund if cancelled 1+ days before the start date
0% refund if cancelled less than 1 day(s) before the start date

Additional Info

Service animals allowed

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Travelers must have a smartphone compatible with the Shaka Guide app.

The app must be downloaded and the tour redeemed before arrival.

Strong Wi-Fi or cellular data is required to download the tour in advance.

Location services (GPS) must be enabled on the device

Travelers are responsible for securing any required entrance passes, reservations, or permits before starting

Park open 24/7 year-round — visitor centers generally open 9 a.m.–4:30 p.m. (hours vary by season); check NPS website

Best visited May–September — full facilities open, ideal for hiking and wildlife viewing; fall offers fewer crowds and fall foliage; winter may see facility closures

Do not approach or feed wildlife

Pack layers — temperatures change quickly in the badlands

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Overview

Meeting and Pickup

Language Offered

Itinerary

1. Painted Canyon Visitor Center

2. Medora

3. Maltese Cross Cabin

4. South Unit Visitor Center

5. Prairie Dog Metropolis

6. Peaceful Valley Ranch

7. Boicourt Overlook Trail

8. Buck Hill Trail

9. Coal Vein Nature Trail

10. Scoria Point Overlook

11. Buckhorn Trail

12. Cannonball Concretions Pullout

13. Long X Divide

14. Caprock-Coulee Trail

15. Oxbow Overlook

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Cancellation Policy

Additional Info

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