Sullys Hill National Game Preserve

Sullys Hill National Game Preserve is a National Wildlife Refuge and nature fixate situated on the North Dakota.President Theodore Roosevelt assigned this novel characteristic territory in 1904 as "a defining moment safeguard, asylum and reproducing ground for wild creatures and winged creatures." Drive the four-mile auto visit through forests and prairies searching for the buffalo and elk crowds. Guests of any age appreciate watching exercises at the prairie puppy town.

In excess of 250 types of winged creatures have been recorded at the Preserve. Numerous might be routinely observed while climbing the two-mile nature trail through prairies, wetlands and forests or the new 1/4-mile cleared available trail. Climb the stairs to the highest point of the Sullys Hill disregard for an all encompassing perspective of the encompassing moving slopes and prairie extending toward the south.