The Big Plateau Trail Is A Special Spot To See Nd Differently

If you’re looking to experience North Dakota a little differently, head to the Big Plateau Trail which is located in the western part of the state. Along with its diverse landscape, the stunning out-and-back trail has a river, horseback riding opportunities, tons of wildlife, and breathtaking views.

The Big Plateau Trail is located in Theodore Roosevelt Park in Billings County, North Dakota. To reach your outdoor adventure, set your GPS to Medora, ND 58645.

Due to weather conditions, the best times to visit The Big Plateau Trail are between April and October.

AllTrails/Jodee Heim The entire hike is just under six miles and is rated as intermediate.

The river along the mountains makes this trail a great place to experience what makes North Dakota so special.

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The clear sky and weather make the Big Plateau Trail a popular destination for field trips and bird-watching too.

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Because of the trail’s diverse terrain, horseback riding is a great way to check out The Big Plateau Trail.

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Another perk to making a trip to the Big Plateau Trail is the breathtaking views, like this one.

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Keep your eyes wide open when you’re exploring the trail for small animals like this furry friend.

AllTrails/D’Lynne Morin Bison, horses, elk, moose, and deer also call this part of North Dakota their home.

Remember to bring your camera on your outing.

AllTrails/Eric Marr Views like this are why the Big Plateau Trail is so special.

As of 2021, it costs $30 to park your car or $15 per person if you enter the park on foot. Now that you’re ready to see a new side of North Dakota, check out AllTrails for additional information about planning your hike along the Big Plateau Trail.

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The entire hike is just under six miles and is rated as intermediate.

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Bison, horses, elk, moose, and deer also call this part of North Dakota their home.

Views like this are why the Big Plateau Trail is so special.

Happy Trails!

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