Hiking in the South Unit
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
From paved paths to strenuous backcountry trails – the hiking trails in the South Unit have a little something for everyone. Explore a sampling of park terrain with trail options to fit all levels of hikers.
Trail and Information Guide Paved paths and strenuous backcountry trails – the hiking trails in the South Unit have a little something for everyone. There are many options to fit all levels of hikers. Don’t want to stray too far away from the vehicle? Try a short walk or one of the park’s nature trails. Maybe you’re looking to venture further into the wild landscape of North Dakota’s badlands? Fuel your sense of adventure by connecting backcountry trails for a longer day hike or explore options for an extended overnight trip.
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Skyline Vista, Boicourt Trail, and the overlook at the Painted Canyon Visitor Center are accessible trails. All other trails are gravel or dirt and range in difficulty from easy to strenuous.
No — Pets are not allowed on trails. Pets can only be on 6 foot leashes where cars can go; roadway, scenic pullouts, and picnic areas/campgrounds.
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Theodore Roosevelt National Park - South Unit
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