Medora Vacations

Gaze across the colorful layers of North Dakota Badlands from this panoramic viewpoint in Theodore Roosevelt National Park. The Painted Canyon Nature Trail lets you descend into this geological masterpiece.

This 1883 French nobleman's summer residence offers a glimpse into frontier cattle industry ambitions. Tour the 26-room Chateau with original furnishings and visit the Interpretive Center for Badlands history.

Carved into North Dakota's dramatic Badlands, Bully Pulpit Golf Course offers 18 holes of stunning terrain and elevation changes. The signature 15th hole challenges golfers to drive across a canyon with panoramic views.

You can spend time studying the exhibits at Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library Field Office in Medora. While you're in the area, wander around the natural setting.

This award-winning museum preserves North Dakota's Western heritage through captivating exhibits of cowboys, Native Americans, and rodeo legends. Explore artifacts that bring frontier stories to life in historic Medora.

This outdoor amphitheater hosts the Medora Musical, a vibrant Western show against the Badlands backdrop. Enjoy live horses, dynamic musical performances, and a spectacular fireworks finale during summer evenings.

Gateway to the Maah Daah Hey Trail, Sully Creek State Park offers rugged badlands and river adventures. Pitch your tent under starlit skies or saddle up for horseback riding through North Dakota's dramatic landscapes.

This free museum celebrates Harold Schafer, the businessman who revitalized Medora and created Mr. Bubble. Explore his legacy through personal artifacts and relax in the serene garden patio afterward.