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North Dakota Areas to Ride and Camp with your Horse and Mule
| Day Use | Horse Camping | Restrooms | Potable Water | Stock Water | Easy Trail | Moderate Trail | Challenging Trail |  |
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| Area | Nearby City | At a Glance |
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| Little Missouri State Park | Killdeer | 47 miles of trails |
| Sully Creek State Park | Medora | 120 miles of trail |
| Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park | Bismarck | 7 miles of trails |
| Fort Ransom State Park | Lisbon |  15 miles of trails |
| Theodore Roosevelt National Park | Grassy Butte | 100 miles of trails |
Important Notes on Horse Riding in North Dakota:
All horses require a negative test for Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA) within 12 months prior to date of importation, unless originating from South Dakota.
A certificate of veterinary inspection is required for all equines entering North Dakota for any length of time.
