In addition to providing general logistical information for park visitors, this guide includes interpretive information about Theodore Roosevelt National Park and its features, suggested hikes, stories and legends about the life of Theodore Roosevelt, contemporary and historic photographs, a color foldout map, and information about additional cultural and recreational opportunities in close proximity to the park.

In 1883, two notable individuals traveled along similar, yet later diverging paths from the eastern United States to a hamlet located on the west bank of the Little Missouri River in southwestern North Dakota. Both men, the Marquis de Mores and Theodore Roosevelt, were to distinguish themselves as wealthy cattle ranchers within months of arriving on what was then the western Dakota frontier. The names of both individuals continue to resound through the historical chapters that shaped this part of the American landscape.

Photographer Chuck Haney presents the state in all of its glory, from gentle prairies and ample rivers to the fantastical formations of the badlands. An entirely new appreciation of North Dakota will be gained through North Dakota Impressions.

Theodore Roosevelt's remarkable sense of the natural world is legendary; he worked hard to preserve the natural resources of the country. As president he signed into law five national parks and created eighteen national monuments. The U.S. Forest Service was formalized under TR, in addition to 150 national forests and the first federal bird reservations and game preserves. This land memorializes the twenty-sixth President of the United States; and this beautiful collection of photographs by Chuck Haney pays tribute to the land Roosevelt sought to protect for our and future generations.

Experience what Theodore Roosevelt called "this broken country [which] extends back from the river for many miles and has been called always the Bad Lands." This 9" x 12" book is overflowing with beautiful photos and interpretive text on this National Park for your enjoyment

Theodore Roosevelt Nature and History Association is proud to announce this wonderful new portfolio. A portion of sales of this fine art portfolio will be gifted to Theodore Roosevelt National Park.

Theodore Roosevelt came to the Badlands of Western North Dakota to replenish and reinvigorate himself. Today modern explorers still visit this remarkable area in search of adventure and discovery. This book is the first trail guide to a region rich in scenery, history, and bountiful wildlife. The guide's centerpiece is a never before available mile-by-mile description of the Maah Daah Hey Trail, a 100-mile single track that links the region's highlights, and has fast become a national destination for hikers, mountain bikers, and horse riders.