North Dakota, a land of expansive skies and diverse landscapes, offers an unparalleled experience for wildlife and nature enthusiasts. Beyond the iconic Theodore Roosevelt National Park, where bison, elk, and wild horses roam freely, the state boasts a remarkable network of wildlife refuges. Witness the grandeur of elk and antelope against the backdrop of rolling grasslands, or marvel at the intricate ecosystems along the state's rivers and lakes. Whether seeking the thrill of spotting bighorn sheep in their natural habitat or simply desiring to breathe the fresh, open air, North Dakota's offers an unforgettable journey into the untamed beauty of the Great Plains.
Wildlife & Nature
Whether exploring on foot, by car, or through guided tours, wildlife enthusiasts will find plenty to see and experience in North Dakota's diverse natural landscapes. Get back to real nature, breathe the fresh North Dakota air and explore the Badlands, rivers, lakes, Theodore Roosevelt National Park, state parks, and the 63 wildlife refuges (more than any other state in the nation). View birds, bison, deer, elk, antelope and plenty of other wildlife along the way.
The Theodore Roosevelt National Park provide a habitat for bison, elk, bighorn sheep, wild horses, bald eagles, and prairie dogs, offering opportunities for observing these iconic creatures in their natural environment. Find bison, elk, and various resident and migratory birds throughout White Horse Hill National Game Preserve. The Upper Souris National Wildlife Refuge is renowned for bird watching, with over 300 species of birds, including waterfowl, shorebirds, and songbirds, making it a paradise for bird enthusiasts. Additionally, the Sheyenne National Grassland and the Little Missouri National Grassland offer opportunities to see a wide range of wildlife, including elk, antelope, big horn sheep, deer, coyotes and various bird species.
