​Stagecoach Rides!!

                                       
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Rides
                                                                

Experience The OLD West!!

Ride The Stagecoach!!
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​Be Part of a Stagecoach Robbery!!

Prices
Adults: $50.00
Children
15 and Under: $25.00
5 and Under: Free
Children are 50% Off Wednesdays!!

Tickets are Purchased at the Chateau De Mores State Historic Site 
(Link Below)

Chateau De Mores State Historical Society

The Stagecoach Rides are approximately 25 minutes long. You can catch the stage at the Chateau De Mores and from there your ride will be given on a quiet, winding, dirt road down through the trees by the Little Missouri River and up through a portion of the badlands. Inside the stagecoach gives you a chance to relive and experience firsthand how people traveled in the OLD WEST!!


But, every so often as passengers of the ole West often experienced, the stage will be held up and robbed!!

Our stage robberies vary as our outlaws do not have a set schedule so if you want to be involved and be part of that exciting event, call us!!

​Stagecoach Rides Start May 27th Memorial Day and finish out Labor Day Weekend!!

                                                      

Hours/Location
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Hours of Operation for the Stagecoach at the Chateau De Mores: 

Monday
1:30 PM - 6:30 PM

Tuesday - Saturday
10:30 AM - 2:30 PM
3:30 PM - 6:30 PM
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Sunday: Closed

Location of Rides:
Chateau De Mores State Historical Society
3426 Chateau Road
Medora, ND 58645​
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Contact Chateau de Mores:
phone: (701) 623-4355
email: shschateau@nd.gov

                                                    
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​Medora Stagecoach History
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​Marquis de Mores: A grand entrepreneur. In the fall of 1884 he inaugurated daily round-trip stage and freight service from Medora to the Black Hills of South Dakota.

Four coaches were purchased. The Kittie, Medora, Dakota and Deadwood stages could make the trip to the gold fields with a four- to six-horse hitch in 36 hours, depending on the weather. The original Deadwood coach is on display at the Chateau de Mores.

The cost of the 215-mile ride was $21.50 per person. In addition to the coaches, other teams pulled wagons loaded with up to two tons of freight from the rail yards of Medora to the Black Hills. Stage stations were established every 10 to 15 miles and drivers were paid $50 a month plus “three hots and a cot.”

Badlands Express Stagecoach and Pony Rides LLC
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Eli and Isaac Waddington

Contact

Eli: (701) 390-4359​​

Isaac: (701) 509-9021

badlandsexpressstagecoachline@gmail.com​

PONY RIDES ARE UNAVAILABLE AT THIS TIME!!!