If trees could talk, these would have quite a story to tell. For a state that was known as mostly treeless and still is today, people may not expect there to be large amounts of pine trees out on the plains that have been there for centuries. In fact, those pine forests were at one point named a national forest by Theodore Roosevelt himself. Though sparse, you won’t believe how beautiful these trees can be out in North Dakota.

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You can visit North Dakota’s ponderosa pines in places like the South Unit of the Theodore Roosevelt National Park, located near Medora, North Dakota, and in other parts of Slope County.

The Peace Garden State certainly isn’t as treeless as most people would think. There are more stunning forests you can hike through and experience right here.

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