North Dakota State Parks

North Dakota features some of the most breathtaking and most interesting state parks in the US. Lush elegance, picturesque landscapes, exciting activities, and unique diversity are just some of the many things waiting for you in this state.

Here are two of North Dakota's must see parks:

• Theodore Roosevelt National Park
  Situated in the western part of North Dakota, the Theodore Roosevelt National Park is a place where you could relax and simply be one with nature. It features fantastic scenic drives , luscious grasslands, and dozens of spots ideal for hiking and camping.
  
  The Theodore Roosevelt park also has a collection of wild animals roaming freely in its grounds. Bisons and elks are regular gazers along the park's roadsides. If you hike further down the grassland you can spot animals such as big horn sheeps, rattlesnakes, wild turkey, prairie dogs, pronghorn, and wild horses.
  
  The dramatic display of seasonal variation is also another attraction that draws people in this park. During summer and fall, the entire park radiates with a golden brown and yellowish glow of the grassland. Come spring time, the blazing colors of red, white, green, and blue seems to dominate the surroundings. During winter however, you will see velvety blankets of snow scattered everywhere.
• The Turtle River State Park
  The Turtle River State Park provide its guests not only with beautiful sights but also with tons of recreational activities.
  
  The rustic ambiance is filled with deciduous trees and beautiful wild flowers. The gentle gush of the meandering Turtle River also offers a relaxing diversion.
  
  This natural park is also perfect for fun-filled activities such as camping, fishing, and picnicking. There are also numerous trails ideal for roughing it out activities like hiking, trekking, and biking.
  
  Guests can also frolic during winter with activities like cross country skiing, snow mobiling, and sledding.