Little Missouri National Grassland
Virual Wildlife & Scenic Tour

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This virtual tour is designed to explore and enjoy the beauty of the southern portion of the Little Missouri National Grassland—1 million acres of public land—administered by the U.S. Forest Service. The tour originates in Medora, North Dakota.

The community of Medora is adjacent to the south unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park. It is a major tourist attraction in western North Dakota featuring Old West celebrations, shopping, parades, camping, rodeo and ranching activities, mini-golf, tennis, trail rides, multi-media shows, sight-seeing, museums, wildlife, hunting, picnic facilities, wilderness areas, hiking, backpacking, canoeing, river floating, biking, swimming, dancing, a variety of family attractions, with fine motels, good food, and a selection of entertainment for young and old. A new major community facility provides a gymnasium, kitchen, meeting rooms, and multi-media theater for meetings and conventions, large and small.

For any visits to the National Grasslands, It is recommended that you take water or liquid to drink, food for a snack, also a camera and binoculars, if available. To maximize the opportunity of viewing wildlife, it is suggested that the trip be made in early morning or late afternoon. These are the periods when wildlife is most active. Prior to your visit please review the safety reminders.

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