The Badlands in Theodore Roosevelt National Park features a variety of exploration options for tourists, including one of the most sought out recreation sports horseback riding.
The Badlands are an equine lover s paradise
The Badlands in Theodore Roosevelt National Park features a variety of exploration options for tourists, including one of the most sought out recreation sports horseback riding. Written By: Jackie Jahfetson | ×
Riding through the Badlands on top of a horse named Hugo (pictured above) presents a beautiful nature view. (Jackie Jahfetson/The Dickinson Press)
MEDORA, N.D. Imagine this summer riding atop a 14-year-old Clydesdale-Standardbred horse named “Hugo,” as you steer the reins avoiding the branches of Rocky Mountain juniper woodlands, plush with berries, while the evening sun shines through the rugged Badlands in hues of orange, pink and deep purple. Imagine seeing the Western Edge the way Theodore Roosevelt saw it on horseback.
The Badlands are an equine lover s paradise
The Badlands in Theodore Roosevelt National Park features a variety of exploration options for tourists, including one of the most sought out recreation sports horseback riding. Written By: Jackie Jahfetson | ×
Riding through the Badlands on top of a horse named Hugo (pictured above) presents a beautiful nature view. (Jackie Jahfetson/The Dickinson Press)
MEDORA, N.D. Imagine this summer riding atop a 14-year-old Clydesdale-Standardbred horse named “Hugo,” as you steer the reins avoiding the branches of Rocky Mountain juniper woodlands, plush with berries, while the evening sun shines through the rugged Badlands in hues of orange, pink and deep purple. Imagine seeing the Western Edge the way Theodore Roosevelt saw it on horseback.
The Badlands are an equine lover s paradise
The Badlands in Theodore Roosevelt National Park features a variety of exploration options for tourists, including one of the most sought out recreation sports horseback riding. Written By: Jackie Jahfetson | ×
Riding through the Badlands on top of a horse named Hugo (pictured above) presents a beautiful nature view. (Jackie Jahfetson/The Dickinson Press)
MEDORA, N.D. Imagine this summer riding atop a 14-year-old Clydesdale-Standardbred horse named “Hugo,” as you steer the reins avoiding the branches of Rocky Mountain juniper woodlands, plush with berries, while the evening sun shines through the rugged Badlands in hues of orange, pink and deep purple. Imagine seeing the Western Edge the way Theodore Roosevelt saw it on horseback.
The Badlands are an equine lover s paradise
The Badlands in Theodore Roosevelt National Park features a variety of exploration options for tourists, including one of the most sought out recreation sports horseback riding. Written By: Jackie Jahfetson | ×
Riding through the Badlands on top of a horse named Hugo (pictured above) presents a beautiful nature view. (Jackie Jahfetson/The Dickinson Press)
MEDORA, N.D. Imagine this summer riding atop a 14-year-old Clydesdale-Standardbred horse named “Hugo,” as you steer the reins avoiding the branches of Rocky Mountain juniper woodlands, plush with berries, while the evening sun shines through the rugged Badlands in hues of orange, pink and deep purple. Imagine seeing the Western Edge the way Theodore Roosevelt saw it on horseback.