The Wayside Exhibit "Roosevelt and the Boat Thieves" in North Dakota is a significant point of interest for visitors to the national park. The exhibit showcases the story of Theodore Roosevelt's encounter with boat thieves during his time in the Dakota Territory.

Visitors to the exhibit can learn about the incident that took place on the Little Missouri River, where Roosevelt, who was a rancher at the time, chased and captured a group of boat thieves after they stole his boat. The exhibit provides a glimpse into Roosevelt's adventurous spirit and his commitment to justice.

One unique aspect of the exhibit is the location itself. The exhibit is located near the site where the boat thieves were captured, giving visitors a chance to see the actual area where the event occurred. Additionally, visitors can see the restored cabin where Roosevelt lived during his time in the Dakota Territory.

Overall, the Wayside Exhibit "Roosevelt and the Boat Thieves" offers visitors a chance to learn about an important moment in Theodore Roosevelt's life while also experiencing the natural beauty of the national park.