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Medora was founded in 1883 by a 24-year-old French nobleman, the Marquis de Mores, who named the town after his bride, Medora van Hoffman. In 1883, Theodore Roosevelt also arrived in the area to hunt buffalo and fell in love with the land, eventually owning two ranches. He credited his time in Medora with enabling him to become President.
The small town acts as the gateway to the South Unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park, where visitors can spot wildlife as they drive the 32-mile scenic loop road. A must while in Medora is the Medora Musical with a ‘Pitchfork Steak Fondue’ beforehand. The nightly Broadway-style western show is held throughout the summer months in a natural outdoor amphitheatre with breathtaking views of the Badlands as the backdrop.
History enthusiasts will have no shortage of attractions to visit while in Medora. Check out the Cowboy Hall of Fame for some western lifestyle, ranch and rodeo history, or the Chateau de Mores to discover what life was like in the late 19th Century.
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Western charm meets presidential history at the Rough Riders Hotel, located in the heart of downtown Medora. Named for the volunteer cavalry unit led by the 26th President, Theodore Roosevelt, the hotel features an impressive hearth, reaching to the tin-tiled ceiling, with walls housing a massive library of books on the subject.Comfortably furnished, the guestrooms have a distinctly western design. Warming bedding and walk-in showers add to guest comfort. There are also historic rooms, where the president is rumoured to have given one of his speeches. After a busy day exploring, retreat to Theodore’s Dining Room where hearty dining awaits, along with local brews and homemade cocktails.
Bismarck, the capital city of North Dakota, offers a unique blend of history, culture, and outdoor recreation, making it an appealing destination for travellers exploring the American Midwest. Situated along the eastern banks of the Missouri River, Bismarck serves as a gateway to both the state's rich heritage and its expansive natural landscapes.
The city is home to the North Dakota State Capitol, an iconic Art Deco tower surrounded by beautifully maintained grounds and walking trails. Nearby, the North Dakota Heritage Centre & State Museum provides an engaging overview of the region’s prehistoric past, Native American cultures, and pioneer history through interactive exhibits and curated collections.
Bismarck also offers a vibrant local culture, with a variety of art galleries, independent shops, and dining establishments featuring regional cuisine. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy activities such as hiking, biking, and boating along the Missouri River or in nearby parks and nature reserves.
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