This page lists 1 U.S. National Park that starts with the letter T, which is “Theodore Roosevelt”. It is a protected area of badlands, rivers, and open prairie in North Dakota. People visit it to hike, watch wildlife, camp, and enjoy wide, quiet landscapes.

U.S. National Parks are areas of land and water set aside by the federal government to protect natural and historic treasures for everyone. “Theodore Roosevelt” National Park honors the president who ranched in the North Dakota badlands and later made conservation a national priority.

Below you’ll find the table with the park, state, type, and description.

Park: The official name of the park, so you can quickly find it and search for visitor details or trip plans.

State: The state where the park is located, which helps you plan travel routes and decide whether it fits your trip.

Type: The official designation of the site, such as National Park, so you can see how the National Park Service classifies it.

Description: A short summary of what the park protects and what you can see there, including wildlife, scenery, and its history.

U.S. National Parks

ParkStateType
Theodore RooseveltNorth DakotaNational Park

Descriptions

Theodore Roosevelt
Named for the president who ranched here in the 1880s, this park protects rugged badlands along the Little Missouri River. Visitors can see bison, wild horses, prairie dogs, and colorful canyons across its three units.
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