North Dakota’s Theodore Roosevelt National Park preserves the badlands, unique land formations, and wildlife that America’s conservation president, Theodore Roosevelt, enjoyed throughout his life, especially when he was grieving various losses in his life. We spend 24 hours enjoying the scenic drives in the north and south units of the park, meeting mule deer, prairie dogs, coyotes, feral horses, and bison along the way! We also enjoy a gorgeous sunset at Wind Canyon (south unit), walk through the overlook at Painted Canyon (south unit), and take a look at the unique concretions found in the park (north unit)! If you’re making a short visit to Theodore Roosevelt National Park or want to see what it’s like, look no further!
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0:00 - Introduction and Recap
0:31 - Exploring Theodore Roosevelt National Park's South Unit (scenic drive)
1:07 - Visiting a prairie dog town
2:09 - Enjoying various animals on the South Unit scenic drive
3:04 - Sunset at Wind Canyon Overlook (South Unit)
3:29 - Painted Canyon Overlook
4:42 - Exploring Theodore Roosevelt National Park's North Unit (scenic drive)
5:02 - Unique concretions
6:22 - Overlooks and Bison traffic jams
8:24 - Our conclusions on Theodore Roosevelt National Park
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We're Yvonne and Jeremy Chen. We got married last year (hence, Chens of a Lifetime!) and have been going through some changes and transitions in our lives! Last month, we packed everything up, threw it in the car, and began a western US adventure! Watch our videos to hear more about our story. If you’d like to follow us day-to-day and catch sneak previews of what’s coming up on our channel, follow us on Instagram [ Ссылка ]!

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