The beauty of the land in some areas of North Dakota is second to none. Natural formations that will take your breath away can be found in many parts of the state. This place is one of the most gorgeous spots in the state and is open for visiting all throughout summer and fall. Grab your camera for the trip, because there is some amazing scenery you’ll want to always remember.
This wonderful place is one of North Dakota’s many state parks, Sully Creek State Park.
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The park is near Medora and has some of the most fantastic scenery in the area. Towering buttes and colorful canyons form the valley that the Little Missouri River snakes through.
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Not to mention the chance to see some wildlife up close, like this bison surveying the land for himself on a hill in the park.
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Wild horses are also present there, many descending from the first Nokota horses that originated in the state.
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Even bighorn sheep roam the land, and even the roads. They are among tons of creatures that call Sully Creek home.
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The park is known for having great adventure opportunities for horseback riding on all of its trails in the amazing countryside.
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Sully Creek is simply beautiful year round, and a must visit for anyone who wants to see nature at its best right here in North Dakota.
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Sully Creek State Park is open from April 1st through November 30th each year. If you visit there or have visited there, please share your experience, we’d love to hear!
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