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Theodore Roosevelt National Park Now Has Its Own Page On The Traveler

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July 29, 2012

Traveler has added a "mini-guide" to Theodore Roosevelt National Park to its archives. Within it you'll find mention of the River Bend Overlook built by the Civilian Conservation Corps. Kurt Repanshek photo.

You can add Theodore Roosevelt National Park to the list of national parks that have their own "mini-guide" on the Traveler. Visit these pages and you'll find information on hiking, lodging, camping, birding, and more.

The guide also includes a section on park history, including information on Theodore Roosevelt's early days in the Dakota Territory, a section on the park's curious geology, and even a discussion on birding in the park.

Check out the pages on Theodore Roosevelt National Park today...and return from time to time to see what updates we've made to them.

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