Oh my, the words can not express the sheer beauty of Theodore Roosevelt National Park and I seriously doubt that pictures would do it justice. Once seeing this magnificent place, I truly understand why TR loved this area and why he made it his personal goal to protect it from unnatural change. Driving the 36 mile loop through the Southern region of the park was such an awesome sight. At the start of the drive we were delayed by a herd of buffalo blocking the ...

Mandan, ND and Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park is saturated with rich history. Mandan Indians lived along the Heart and Missouri Rivers as well as four other American Indian Nations. There is also a preserved Indian site that is called On-the-Slant-Village...very interesting way of life. The most noted historical fact is Fort Abraham Lincoln was home of Lt. Colonel (General) George Custer when he was sent there from KY to protect the surveyors of the railroad ...

One of friendliest places I have ever visited. As tourist of Jamestown and guest at the Frontier Fort RV Park, Dan and I enjoyed a leisurely walk through Jamestown's Frontier Village (free to enter). There they had a pair of albino buffalo but because of their sensitivity to light they kept hidden under the trees. They also had a small herd of buffalo behind the museum (also free to enter). It was well worth the time to see a glimpse of time long gone and the...