A Fresh Perspective on Travel Every Day
North Dakota is a region that has experienced minimal transformation since the era of Theodore Roosevelt – or even Lewis and Clark, for that matter. Roosevelt, an enthusiastic admirer of the state, often sought refuge there during his presidency, describing it as ‘a world of beauty and color and endless space.’
Theodore Roosevelt Island is a 91-acre wilderness preserve dedicated to the 26th president of the United States. This location honors Roosevelt’s tremendous contributions to conserving public lands, forests, national parks, wildlife, and bird refuges. It serves as a tranquil retreat away from the rapid pace of urban life.