Badlands National Park travel guide - 24 hours & 17+ stops

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One stands in awe when wild horses run toward you! Marty's Band came running in to join the other bands in the area. Great moment indeed! ~Enjoy, Carol P.S. This video was taken a few weeks ago before winter arrived. This was an interesting and exciting experience that Carol and I did not plan. We were well away from the horses on the north and south sides of us when Marty's band came running from the west right toward us; we have no idea why they were running as the other bands were all grazing

One hot afternoon many of the bands in the park decided to head from the interior to the northern flats. We were lucky enough to catch some of their journey. Enjoy! Please note: They are NOT being chased by humans or helicopters, instead they are moving because they want to! To find out more about the horses that roam in Theodore Roosevelt National Park, please follow North Dakota Badlands Horse. | North Dakota Badlands Horse

On a particularly hot, fly-infested day, some of the horses decided to go for a short run...a good way to escape the flies. Please note: they are not being chased by human or helicopter, they are moving because they want to and are free to do so in Theodore Roosevelt National Park. To find out more about these wild horses, please visit North Dakota Badlands Horse. | North Dakota Badlands Horse