Saddle Up for These 11 Cowboy (& Cowgirl) Destinations

Today is National Day of the Cowboy and if you've got a little cowpoke in your stables, you'll want to plan a vaycay to one of these sweet places.

By Amber Guetebier July 23, 2017

If you’ve got a crew with spurs that jingle jangle jingle, then you’re in the market for a cowboy vacation. From open prairie to luxury ranches, we’ve found 11 places worth hopping along to. Click through the gallery to find your next home on the range.

North Dakota Cowboy Hall of Fame

One of the most charming small towns in the Midwest, Medora comes alive from mid-May to mid-September with celebrations and events that will please history lovers and cowboys alike. At the center of the town's cowboy culture lies the North Dakota Cowboy Hall of Fame. With ongoing events and an impressive display of cowboy memorabilia, the Hall of Fame promotes and educates about the rich culture of North Dakota's Native American, ranching and rodeo communities. The town of Medora has endless wild-west themed lodging—from camping to cabins to upscale ranches—and the entire town is nestled on the edge of Teddy Roosevelt National Park. You can eat, play and stay cowboy style. Learn more about Medora here.

North Dakota Cowboy Hall of Fame
250 Main St.
Medora, Nd
701-623-2000
Online: northdakotacowboy.com

photo: North Dakota Tourism

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