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Explore Theodore Roosevelt National Park from its geological foundations to the modern, living landscape.
Floodplains
The floodplain of the Little Missouri River contributes to the diversity of Theodore Roosevelt National Park. 
Rivers and Streams
The Little Missouri River is a key feature of all three units of Theodore Roosevelt National Park. 
Springs and Seeps
In the badlands, the water of the springs and seeps might strike you as surprisingly unappealing. 
Forests
The dry climate of the North Dakota badlands still contains forest diversity. 
Prairies and Grasslands
Grasslands are the most abundant habitat type found in Theodore Roosevelt National Park. 
Fossils
The fossil record of Theodore Roosevelt National Park indicates a wide, swampy expanse. 
Geologic Formations
The story of the badlands begins over 65 million years ago during the Paleocene Epoch. 
Glacial Features
Evidence of glaciers is present throughout the park’s landscape. |
Last updated: January 28, 2025