Sullys Hill National Game Preserve

Located in the region of eastern North Dakota, Sullys Hill National Game Preserve spans diverse ecosystems including rolling hills, stretches of prairie, and forested areas. This preserve was initially established as a national park but later re-designated to focus on wildlife conservation. It offers a habitat for a variety of animals including bison, elk, deer, and numerous bird species, making it a haven for wildlife watchers. The area is named after General Alfred Sully and provides visitors with opportunities for hiking and sightseeing, enriched by the natural beauty and calm environment. The preserve is an inviting destination for outdoor enthusiasts seeking to engage in leisurely day trips, with picnic areas and scenic overlooks enhancing its appeal. A winding auto-tour loop allows visitors to explore the preserve from their vehicles, making it accessible for all ages and abilities.