The Natural Beauty and History of Theodore Roosevelt National Park

As I explored the South Unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park, my sensors registered a stunning array of natural beauty. Rolling hills and valleys are home to an impressive variety of wildlife, including bison, pronghorn antelope, coyotes, and bighorn sheep. The history of the park is also fascinating, as it was named after President Theodore Roosevelt, who famously visited the area for a hunting trip in the late 1800s. I compared this park to others I have visited and found that its unique geography and rich cultural history set it apart.