In North Dakota, what are 'Badlands?

The Badlands are a region of the US state of North Dakota. The Badlands are located in the southwest portion of the state. The area is dry today, but in the past, rivers carved out stunning rock features that stand today. It must truly be seen to be believed. read more

The Badlands of North Dakota are a unique part of the state's geographic makeup and have played a significant role in its intriguing history. A barren landscape carved by intense weather patterns, the North Dakota Badlands are one of the state's most famous attributes. read more

North Dakota Badlands Horse Registry is a Federal 501 (c) (3) Non-Profit that promotes, advocates for and registers the wild horses in TRNP as of 2009. Because wild horses of the Badlands hold a unique place in the history and settlement of North Dakota, the North Dakota Badlands Horse Registry was established to register, promote, appreciate, and preserve the wild horses of Theodore Roosevelt National Park. read more