We were able to camp on the banks of the Little Missouri River while visiting Theodore Roosevelt NP. We camped and hiked in both the north and south unit. The south unit is in Medora which is about 70 miles due south of the north unit. Both units abound with wildlife. We saw prairie dogs, bison, feral horses, deer, pronghorn antelope and turkey as we hiked. The south unit is in the heart of the badlands of North Dakota and our hikes presented tremendous panoramic vistas. We also hiked through a petrified forest area in the south unit that has a significant concentration of petrified wood that is estimated to be 225 million years old. The petrified wood now rests on the surface as layers of stone, clay and coal have been washed away over many millions of years.
Good coffee in short supply here (along with connectivity) but nonetheless a worthwhile segment of our first road trip.
Next stop is Custer Gallatin NF before traveling to South Dakota. 0033,0034,0035,0036
ON THE ROAD with Maria + Stephen 
Lovin the muddy rugged tire look!!!
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Dusty terrain for sure – washed the Beast the next day but it is already filthy again – spending a lot of time on backroads to get to trailheads and campsites.
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