It can be easy to forget the modern world exists when stepping foot in Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Rugged, untamed terrain, as far as the eye can see, beckons to be explored - over 70,000 acres, to be exact! I often imagine what the first settlers thought when coming upon this land. All land surrounding the badlands is grassy, flat and somewhat… boring. And then, suddenly, the earth just falls away and the dramatic, rock-layered buttes and wild brushy canyons are revealed.
Its pure magic.

Have you ever been somewhere and thought to yourself “Are they pumping drugs into the air or something?!” Because being in that place gives you such a sense of peace, calm, joy and a sense of easy living...