Cedar Hills

The Cedar Hills are a low, rolling mountain range located in north-central North Dakota. This range is characterized by gentle, tree-covered slopes and broad, grassy valleys. The terrain is generally not very steep, with the highest peaks reaching just over 2,500 feet in elevation. The hills are dominated by mixed grass prairie, with pockets of deciduous forests in the sheltered draws and ravines. Wildlife is abundant, with mule deer, pronghorn, and a variety of birds and small mammals calling the Cedar Hills home.