From Fort Abraham Lincoln to Little Missouri State Park: Mandan to Killdeer, North Dakota

Little Missouri State Park in Dunn County, North Dakota, offers rugged badlands scenery with over 40 miles of trails for hiking and horseback riding, plus modern and primitive campsites with horse amenities like corrals. It's known for its picturesque, challenging terrain, wildlife, and remote feel, with popular activities including camping, hiking, and horseback riding, though some trails can be overgrown. Key Features Terrain: Rugged, picturesque badlands with colorful, eroded landscapes. Trails: Over 40 miles for hiking and horseback riding; some trails can be challenging or overgrown. Camping: Modern and primitive sites, with reservations available online or by phone. Horse Amenities: Corrals and a round pen are available for visitors with horses. Wildlife: Mule deer, coyotes, foxes, bobcats, and golden eagles can be spotted. Facilities: Includes public restrooms (vault toilets) and pay showers, though flush toilets are not available in the campground. Visitor Information Activities: Hiking, horseback riding, camping, wildlife viewing. Reservations: Can be made up to 95 days in advance. Pets: Welcome on a leash. https://amzn.to/4osGlZq As an Amazon Associate, I earn commission from a qualifying purchase at no charge to you. Thank you for your support.