~570 miles
Left Medina (Duck hunting capital of the world) and drove to Theodore Roosevelt National Park. The drive was uneventful just miles of I 94. Just before reaching the park we drove the Enchanted Highway. One of the best art displays I have ever seen. Then we went to the Painted Canyon visitor center of the park, which had spectacular views of the North Dakota Badlands (the park). Then drove the southern unit's road; about a 2 hour drive. Then we drove north heading to the northern unit, stopping short to stay at the Little Missouri National Grassland CCC campground. This is one of the nicest campgrounds I have ever stayed. Today we will watch the Fever game and then drive the northern unit's road. Going to be in the 90's today so time to put out the Batwing for shade.CCC Campgroung
Bison in the park
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Prairie dogs
More bison
Park views
Enchanted Hwy
Dragon and Knight
Tin Family
Teddy Roosevelt
Pheasants
Fisherman's Dream
Grass hoppers
Maze
Deer Crossing Fence
View from Flying Geese
Flying Geese
our drive through the northern unit:
Then we took a short drive north to Watford City, the "Capital" of the North Dakota oil boom.
I have never seen so many manufactured homes in one place. Sorry I did not take any pictures of the bazaar area.
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