Experience the unique thrill of encountering wild horses and native wildlife with Chasing Horses, a one-of-a-kind outdoor adventure company based in Medora, North Dakota. Located just outside the iconic Theodore Roosevelt National Park, this experience invites visitors to explore one of the most stunning natural landscapes in the northern Great Plains. Medora sits in Billings County and is the gateway to a park renowned for its rugged badlands, expansive prairie, and diverse wildlife including bison, pronghorns, and the famous wild horses that roam freely.

Chasing Horses offers private, guided tours led by knowledgeable operators Chris and Gary Kman. Their deep passion and expertise for the park’s wild horses and conservation efforts make these tours exceptional. Unlike typical sightseeing excursions, guests gain a rare opportunity to observe these bands of wild horses in their natural habitat, learning about their history, behavior, and the advocacy work involved in protecting these animals.

The tours combine educational storytelling with incredible photography opportunities among the park’s distinctive geological features such as its rugged rock formations, colorful badlands cliffs, and open grasslands. Theodore Roosevelt National Park itself holds significant historical importance as it commemorates the conservationist president who helped launch the modern national park movement. Visitors enjoy a genuine connection to this landscape, gaining insight into local ecosystems and wildlife preservation.

Chasing Horses is also known locally for its store in historic Medora, offering a range of merchandise related to the horses and the park that both visitors and enthusiasts appreciate. This blend of retail, education, and immersive nature experience makes the business a standout destination for outdoor lovers visiting North Dakota. Whether you’re a photographer, wildlife watcher, or simply looking for an authentic connection to the American West’s wild heritage, Chasing Horses delivers an unforgettable adventure in one of the country’s most remarkable natural settings.