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The Round About Way
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Categories: Highways and Byways, History and Legends, Set the Kids Free
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Take a tour of North Dakota in a round-about way! The fun starts in the southeast and circles around the state. Whether you’re traveling on the interstate or off the beaten path, you’ll wind up finding the treasures that North Dakota hold.
Wahpeton Area
BAGG BONANZA FARM Mooreton (1 mile off Interstate 29 at exit 23)
- One of the last remaining bonanza farms in the U.S., includes restoration of 29 buildings. The centerpiece of the 15-acre farm is a fully restored 21-bedroom main house. National Historical Landmark. This farm is in Mooreton , which is west of Wahpeton.
PRAIRIE ROSE CAROUSEL
FORT ABERCROMBIE STATE HISTORIC SITE
- Fort Abercrombie protected the northwestern frontier and became a link to the chain of military posts from St. Paul to the Montana gold fields. Reconstructed fort and museum. www.nd.gov/hist
Fargo-West Fargo Area
FARGO THEATRE
- The Fargo Theatre is a vintage movie palace built in 1926 to showcase major silent films and vaudeville acts. Fully-restored art deco theater that seats 870, programming first-run independent films nightly with occasional live stage events. Its Wurlitzer pipe organ has been restored to its art modern décor. www.fargotheatre.com
PLAINS ART MUSEUM
- The largest art museum between Minneapolis and Seattle offers three galleries for your enjoyment. The museum galleries feature regional artists, a permanent collection and special exhibits. www.plainsart.org
HERITAGE-HJEMKOMST CENTER
- Exhibits and programs interpret the heritage of the Red River Valley. Attractions include Hjemkomst Viking Ship, Stave Church and floor map that allows visitors to "walk" region's early history. (Moorhead, MN). www.hjemkomst-center.com
SS RUBY PONTOON TOURS AND KAYAK RENTALS
- Narrated boat tours on the Red River of the North. Canoe and kayak rentals available. S. S. Ruby can be boarded on the Red River adjacent to the Hjemkomst Center. www.riverkeepers.org
BONANZAVILLE
- Bonanzaville is a 45-building restored pioneer village set on 15 acres. Visitors can enjoy browsing through a sod house, airplane museum, car museums, doll house, town hall, newspaper office, schoolhouse, hotel, church and drug store.
WEST ACRES SHOPPING CENTER
- The region’s largest shopping center with four department stores, 100 specialty stores and large food court. Also, located in West Acres is the Roger Maris Museum that traces the career of Fargo legend Roger Maris. www.rogermarismuseum.com
Grand Forks Area
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA CENTER FOR AEROSPACE SCIENCES
- The UND Aerospace Center is a leader in aviation training and research development. Tours feature CAS Altitude Chamber, Atmospherium Planetarium, Severe Weather Analysis Center and Aeroheritage Room (mini museum). The Aerospace Training and Research Center tour includes Flight Training Room (simulators) and Computer Based Instruction Lab and Flight Operations. Group tours by appointment.
NORTH DAKOTA MUSEUM OF ART (On the campus of the University of North Dakota, Centennial Road)
- Exhibits of regional, national and international art housed in three galleries. With an extensive gift shop and coffee shop. www.ndmoa.com
RIVERWALK CENTRE
- Across the street from Cabela’s, Riverwalk Center is filled with unique stores, restaurants, and specialty shops.
SIOUXLAND BUFFALO RANCH
- This Buffalo Ranch features herds of buffalo, a meat processing plant and a buffalo gift shop. Appointment required. 701-772-1594
KING’S WALK
- This golf course recreates the atmosphere found at the great links courses of Scotland and Ireland. Players of all abilities will enjoy a very playable and scenic golf course with all the amenities of the best public courses in the country. Great golf now in Grand Forks, North Dakota!The clubhouse includes a golf shop, dining room and lounge. www.kingswalk.org
GRAND FORKS AIR FORCE BASE
Pembina Area
PEMBINA STATE MUSEUM
- The Pembina State Museum features 100 million years of regional history. The seven-story observation tower offers a panoramic view of the surrounding landscape. This region played a major role in the history of fur trading. www.nd.gov/hist
PEMBINA MUSEUM STORE
- This store offers a unique selection of books and items that reflect and enhance the museum exhibit themes.
Walhalla Area
GINGRAS HISTORICAL PARK
- This house and general store owned by Antoine B. Gingras served the Metis community in the Northern Red River Valley between 1843 and 1873. The two buildings on the site are the oldest standing structures built by Euro-Americans in North Dakota. www.nd.gov/hist
STATE HISTORICAL PARK - KITTSON TRADING POST
- In 1843, Norman Kittson, an American Fur Company agent, built a trading post. The Kittson Trading Post is the oldest building in North Dakota. It is located in the Walhalla State Historical Park and is preserved by the State Historical Society.
RENDEZVOUS REGION SCENIC BACKWAY
- Winding along the bends of the Pembina River you can enjoy the panorama of the Pembina gorge and enjoy the recreational, historical and natural scenery opportunities of the area.
PEMBINA GORGE
- The Pembina Gorge extends from the Canadian border to just northwest of Walhalla, encompassing most of the largest uninterrupted block of woodlands in North Dakota, approximately 12,500 acres and the longest segment of unaltered river valley in the state.
FROST FIRE AMPHITHEATER
- Outdoor ampitheater overlooking the Pembina Gorge features Broadway-style musical presentations. www.frostfiretheatre.com
TETRAULT WOODS STATE FOREST
- This 431-acre state forest is located in the beautiful Pembina Gorge. The gorge, a forested valley following the path of the meandering Pembina River, is one of North Dakota's most scenic river valleys. It is also home to elk and more than 75 species of breeding birds. More than 480 species of plants are found in the gorge. The forest has trails for hiking, horseback riding, cross-country skiing, ATVs and snowmobiling. www.ndsu.nodak.edu/forestservice
Cavalier
ICELANDIC STATE PARK
- The park is 912-acres that are located on the north shore of Lake Renwick. Within the park the Pioneer Heritage Center, Pembina County Historical Museum and the Gunlogson Homestead provide a glimpse of early homesteading in North Dakota. The 200-acre natural wooded area along the Tongue River is a home for plants, birds, and wildlife. www.parkrec.nd.gov
Devils Lake Area
FORT TOTTEN HISTORIC SITE
- The only preserved military post of the Indian War period in the Trans-Mississippi West. www.nd.gov/hist
LAKE REGION PIONEER DAUGHTERS MUSEUM (Located at Fort Totten Historic Site)
- Located on the grounds of one of the best preserved military posts in the nation, this museum includes frontier, military, American Indian displays and artifacts and historical video presentations.
SULLY’S HILL NATIONAL GAME PRESERVE
- This 2 1/2-square-mile refuge is home to many species, including prairie dogs, elk, coyotes, beaver, white-tailed deer, bison and waterfowl. http://sullyshill.fws.gov
SPIRIT LAKE CASINO & RESORT
- 600-plus slots, table games, bingo, poker, live entertainment ,124 rooms, pool, fine dining buffet, full-service marina, RV camping, rental cabins. www.spiritlakecasino.com
Rugby
GEOGRAPHICAL CENTER OF NORTH AMERICA
- The geographical center of North America is marked at this junction with a stone cairn.
NIEWOEHNER BELL TOWER
- The 34-foot tower features a collection of 15 bells acquired over the years by Dale Niewoehner.
NORTHERN LIGHTS TOWER
- The 110-foot, multi-colored tower with its steel pillars is illuminated to simulate the northern lights phenomenon so prominent in this part of the country.
PIERCE COUNTY COURTHOUSE
- On the National Register of Historic Places, the courthouse has marble hallways and a dome rotunda with hand-painted scenes.
VICTORIAN DRESS MUSEUM
- Reproductions of Women’s garments representing years 1860-1907.
Dunseith
LOG HOUSE
- Tourist information center, crafts and gifts.
WEE’L TURTLE
- The giant turtle statue is made from more than 2,000 discarded tire rims.
INTERNATIONAL PEACE GARDEN
- 2,339-acre botanical garden commemorating peace between the United States and Canada. 150,000 flowers, floral clock, 911 memorial, Peace Chapel, Peace Tower, water features, floral displays, hiking, camping, dining, birding, youh camps. www.peacegarden.com
TURTLE MOUNTAIN SCENIC BYWAY
- Here the visitor can enjoy beautiful lakes, lush foliage, wildflowers, and an abundance of wildlife.
LAKE METIGOSHE STATE PARK
- Nestled in the scenic Turtle Mountains, Lake Metigoshe is one of the cleanest natural fresh-water lakes in North Dakota and is noted for its northern pike, walleye and perch. Winter provides opportunities for snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, skating, sledding and ice fishing. www.ndparks.com/parks/LMSP.htm
Bottineau
BOTTINEAU COUNTY HISTORICAL MUSEUM
- Exhibits include memorabillia from pioneer families and artifacts.
FOUR CHAPLAINS MONUMENT
- Dedicated to four chaplains who lost their lives in WWII.
PIERRE BOTTINEAU STATUE
- Placed in memory of an early fur trader and explorer for which the city and county of Bottineau are named.
TOMMY TURTLE STATUE (City Park)
Minot Area
SCANDINAVIAN HERITAGE PARK
- Outdoor museum honors Nordic ancestors. Norwegian house, stabbur, Danish windmill, Swedish Dala Horse, stave church, statues, picnic pavilion and visitor center, Finnish sauna, map plaza. www.scandinavianheritage.org
UPPER SOURIS NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE
- This is home to the Sprague’s Pipit, a rare North American bird.
J CLARK SALYER NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE
- The largest of North Dakota’s developed refuges. Has a 22-mile auto tour covering marshes, wooded river bottoms and sandhills.
MINOT AIR FORCE BASE
- Home to the 5th Bomb Wing. Offers drive-around tours of the facilities and the flight line. Step-on-guides are available. Reservations required four weeks in advance. 701-723-6212
New Town
FOUR BEARS CASINO & RESORT
- Full Las Vegas-style casino. Live entertainment and beautiful overlook of Lake Sakakawea. www.4bearscasino.com
THREE TRIBES MUSEUM
- Museum serves as heritage center to display and preserve history and culture of the Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara people. Tours, gift shop. www.mhanation.com
FOUR BEARS BRIDGE
- Bridge is named for 19 tribal chiefs of the Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara Indian tribes. Longest bridge in North Dakota, spanning nearly a mile of Lake Sakakawea.
Williston Area
LEWIS AND CLARK STATE PARK
- Situated on one of the upper bays of Lake Sakakawea. Full service state park with modern and primitive camp sites, cabins, a camp store, picnic shelters, nature trails, swim beach, fishing area, and much more. www.ndparks.com/parks/LCSP.htm
LINKS OF NORTH DAKOTA
- #1 Ranked Golf Course in North Dakota by Golf Week. #57 Ranked in Golf Week’s 100 Best Modern Courses. 13 sites for RV parking adjacent to the Links of North Dakota. www.thelinksofnorthdakota.com
MISSOURI – YELLOWSTONE CONFLUENCE INTERPRETIVE CENTER
- Center tells history of the area and the people who inhabited the area near where the two great rivers converge. Permanent and rotating exhibits, meeting rooms, gift store. Walking path, picnic area. www.nd.gov/hist
FORT BUFORD STATE HISTORIC SITE
- Established in 1866 at the confluence of the Missouri and Yellowstone rivers, Fort Buford became a major supply depot for military field operations. Site of Sitting Bull's surrender in 1881. Walking trail on site. www.nd.gov/hist
FORT UNION TRADING POST NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE
- Dominated the fur trade on the Upper Missouri River between 1829 and 1867. Built near the confluence of the Yellowstone and Missouri rivers. Home to John Jacob Astor’s powerful American Fur Company. Indians and the fur traders peacefully co-existed before the great Indian wars. The Bourgeois House contains the museum exhibits. Gift and souvenir shop is housed in the reconstructed Indian Trade House. You may purchase replicas of trade items that were bartered for in the days of the successful fur trading companies.
WRITING ROCK STATE HISTORIC SITE
- Site preserves two large boulders bearing many Indian pictographs. Indian artifacts and tipi rings can be seen. The area was used for worship and hunting.
Watford City Area
LONG X VISITOR INFORMATION CENTER
- The Long X Visitor Center and Museum is the central location for information on the area's cultural, geological, historical, and geographic attractions. The Pioneer Museum features a timeline of the history of the area and Grandma's Pantry and Books gift shop.
MCKENZIE COUNTY PIONEER MUSEUM
- This pioneer museum has many artifacts exhibited in the historic classroom.
MCKENZIE COUNTY HERITAGE PARK
- Original trapper’s log cabin, homestead shack, one-room school and original 1915 Schafer Law Office. Mammoth fossil bones discovered in the area.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT NATIONAL PARK NORTH UNIT
- The scenic drive is 14 miles has turnouts with spectacular views and interpretive signs. The nature trails are self-guided and take you through coulees and breaks. Visit the prairie dog town, Oxbow Overlook and the Edge of Glacier Pullout. www.nps.gov/thro/
LITTLE MISOURRI NATIONAL GRASSLANDS
- Largest and most diverse of the 19 grasslands found in the Western United States. The 140 mile stretch of grasslands cover more than 1 million acres. Both Theodore Roosevelt National Park units are part of the grasslands. Terrain includes: rolling prairie, badland terrain, woody draws, and high buttes. Animals found in the grasslands include: prairie dogs, eagle, flacons, elk, antelope, mule and white-tail deer. The only stand of limber pine in the state is just north of Marrmath. The only natural Ponderosa Pine Forest in the state is located west of Amidon.
Grassy Butte
OLD GRASSY BUTTE POST OFFICE
- National registered historic site built of logs and sod in 1912. Now serves as a unique museum housing exhibits from the 1800s and early 1900s. Medora Area Medora is the gateway to the South Unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park. This authentic Old West cow-town was founded in 1883 by the Marquis de Mores and named for his wife.
CHATEAU DEMORES STATE HISTORIC SITE
- Elegant 26-room home of the famous French nobleman who founded Medora. Built in 1883. It is one of the three mansions on the prairie.
BULLY THE PLAY
- One-man performance on the life of Teddy Roosevelt.
PITCHFORK FONDUE
- A unique western steak meal served at the Tjaden Center on the bluffs overlooking Medora.
MEDORA MUSICAL
- Colorful production at the spectacular Burning Hills Amphitheater. Western entertainment and a patriotic salute are part of each show. Broadway-style variety show.
SOUTH UNIT THEORDORE ROOSEVELT NATIONAL PARK
- North Dakota Badlands provide the scenic backdrop to this park. Named for the 26th President, it memorializes his contribution to conservation. Visitor’s center and Theodore Roosevelt’s cabin from the Maltese Cross Ranch. The loop drive could provide a view of buffalo, deer, elk, big-horn sheep, wild horses, mule deer and prairie dog towns. Canoe through the Park on the Little Missouri River.
More activity options:
MAAH DAAH HEY TRAIL
- Trail rides through the Badlands on the marked trails or the Maah Daah Hey Trail
- Mountain biking through the Badlands on Maah Daah Hey Trail
- Hiking along trails through the Badlands to see nature and wildlife. www.fs.fed.us/r1/dakotaprairie/mdhtl.htm
BULLY PULPIT GOLF COURSE
- Ranked America's Best New Affordable Public Course by Golf Digest in January 2006. Located just 3 miles south of Historic Medora, this 18-hole course is set in the beautiful North Dakota Badlands. http://www.medora.com/bully-pulpit/
Dickinson
DAKOTA DINOSAUR MUSEUM
- Life-size Triceratops and Pachycephalosaurus outside the entrance. 10 full-scale dinosaurs in a central display. www.dakotadino.com
JOACHIM REGIONAL MUSEUM
- Adjacent to Dakota Dinosaur Museum, this museum contains artifacts and exhibits that focus on southwestern North Dakota's early heritage. Features the immigration experience and North Dakota automobiles. http://www.dickinsonmuseumcenter.org/
PRAIRIE OUTPOST PARK
- Several historic buildings, including a general store, post office, church. Germans from Russia stone house, Norwegian stabbur and veteran’s chapel.
UKRAINIAN CULTURAL INSTITUTE
Gladstone
ENCHANTED HIGHWAY
- Metal sculptures, including "World's Largest Tin Family," "Teddy Rides Again," "Pheasants on the Prairie," "Grasshoppers in the Field," "Geese in Flight," and "Deer Crossing." www.enchantedhighway.net
HETTINGER COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY MUSEUM
- Located at the end of the Enchanted Highway, this four-building museum features Doc Hill's office, a drugstore, pioneer town and home.
Richardton
ASSUMPTION ABBEY
- Visit this historic Catholic Church built in 1904. The Abbey library, gift shop, wine cellar and shop are open by request. www.assumptionabbey.com
New Salem
NEW SALEM SUE
- World’s Largest Holstein Cow – 38 feet tall and is 50 feet long. Built to honor the area dairy industry
NEW SALEM HISTORICAL SOCIETY/CUSTER TRAIL MUSEUM
- Nine buildings; school, church, blacksmith shop, 1910 house, railroad depot, farm machinery, cars, tractors, clothing. Call for appointment 701-843-7384 or 701-843-7175
Bismarck-Mandan Area
FORT ABRAHAM LINCOLN STATE PARK
- 977-acre park located on the Missouri River’s banks south of Mandan. The history goes back over 300 years when it was home to the Mandan Indians. Site of a military garrison in the mid-to late 1800s. Exhibits relate to the life of the Mandan Indians and the military history of the fort. www.parkrec.nd.gov/parks/FLSP.htm
ON-A-SLANT INDIAN VILLAGE (Located in the Fort Lincoln State Park)
- This village was once home to a thriving Mandan Indian population. Reconstructed earthlodges of the Mandan Indians at On-A-Slant Indian Village. www.fortlincoln.com
THE CUSTER HOUSE (Located in the Fort Lincoln State Park)
- Tour the home of General George & Libbie Custer Reconstructed commissary storehouse, granary, barracks and stables. This was the last home and command of General George Armstrong Custer.It was from here that Custer and his 7th Cavalry rode to meet their fate at the Battle of the Little Bighorn.
FORT MCKEEN BLOCKHOUSES (Located in the Fort Lincoln State Park)
- Infantry blockhouses set high on the bluffs over-looking the Missouri River. Same vantage point early cavalry soldiers had as they viewed the wide expanse of the Missouri River.
FORT LINCOLN TROLLEY
- Restored trolley car offers a round-trip ride to Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park. Daily trips to the park running on the hour. 701-663-9018
FIVE NATIONS ARTS DEPOT
- Housed in a restored Great Northern Railroad Depot. Authentic American Indian paintings, jewelry, sculptures and baskets, hand-crafted by local artists. www.fortlincoln.com
NORTH DAKOTA STATE CAPITOL
- The 19-story, Art Deco building was constructed in the early 1930s, often referred to as the “Skyscraper of the Prairie”, contains unique woods and materials from many states and countries. Tours available 701-328-2471 or 701-328-2480. www.nd.gov
NORTH DAKOTA HERITAGE CENTER AND SAKAKAWEA STATUE
- State's largest museum has an outstanding collection of Plains Indian artifacts and interpretive exhibits that feature North Dakota's varied American Indian, military and agricultural history and prehistory. www.nd.gov/hist
Other local attractions:
FORMER GOVERNOR’S MANSION STATE HISTORIC SITE
- Restored to late Victorian era, housed North Dakota’s governors from 1893 to 1960.
DAKOTA ZOO
- The Zoo offers a variety of fun things to do while visiting the 600+ animals that call Dakota Zoo home. Many of the animals Lewis and Clark saw in North Dakota can be seen at the Dakota Zoo.
PRAIRIE KNIGHTS CASINO & RESORT
- 600 gaming machines, reel slots, video slots, video poker, video keno, blackjack, craps, Let it Ride, Spanish 21 and Three Card Poker. www.prairieknights.com
LEWIS & CLARK RIVERBOAT
- 100-foot paddle-wheeler features twin decks and a 70 foot cabin that can carry more than 150 people. Departs in the afternoon, also dinner and sunset cruises on the Missouri River. www.lewisandclarkriverboat.com
Washburn Area
LEWIS & CLARK INTERPRETIVE CENTER
- This world-class interpretive site along the route Lewis and Clark traveled almost 200 years ago. Bergquist Gallery features a rare set of the printed artworks of Swiss artist Karl Bodmer. Fort Clark Exhibit presents information on steamboats, frontier trade and American Indian culture. www.fortmandan.com
FORT MANDAN
- Reconstructed site of Fort Mandan, winter home of Lewis and Clark in 1804-1805. www.fortmandan.com
Stanton Area
KNIFE RIVER INDIAN VILLAGES NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE
- American Indians occupied this area for more than 11,000 years. This is also where Lewis & Clark met Sakakawea in 1804 and Visit the ruins of an ancient Indian village last occupied in 1845, a collection of artifacts and a reconstructed American Indian earthlodge. American Indians occupied this area for more than 11,000 years. www.nps.gov/knri
Lake Sakakawea
LAKE SAKAKAWEA
- 609 square miles behind Garrison Dam. Largest lake in North Dakota. Largest man-made lake within one state. Named for the young Indian woman who accompanied Lewis & Clark. GARRISON DAM Garrison Dam is a mile-long dam. Provides flood control and generates electricity. Tours of the powerhouse are conducted daily.
AUDUBON NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE
- Refuge has a bird list of 221 species. Eight-mile auto tour. One-mile interpretive walking trail.
Jamestown
FRONTIER VILLAGE & WORLD’S LARGEST BUFFALO
- The Frontier Village is home to a 60-ton concrete buffalo, buffalo herd and a pioneer village.
NATIONAL BUFFALO MUSEUM & WHITE CLOUD & BUFFALO HERD
- This museum houses artifacts, many original art works and has an observation point for the live buffalo herd, which includes “White Cloud,” a rare albino buffalo.
NORTH DAKOTA SPORTS HALL OF FAME
- Sports Hall of Fame honors individuals noted for accomplishments in athletics.
WALK THE TRAIL OF LOUIS L’AMOUR
- Self-guided walking tour of Louis L’ Amour’s hometown.
STUTSMAN COUNTY MEMORIAL MUSEUM
- Beautiful mansion built in the early 1900’s. View the outside of the Stutsman County Courthouse State Historic Site, the oldest courthouse in North Dakota.
JAMESTOWN/PIPESTEM RESERVOIRS
- The twin reservoirs are full-service, season resort areas.
Valley City
BARNES COUNTY HISTORICAL MUSEUM
- This museum features permanent and changing exhibits relating to the history of Barnes County.
HISTORIC BRIDGES TOUR
- Involves eight unique bridges. Valley City was founded in 1872 and is built around the winding Sheyenne River. The Hi-Line Bridge is the longest, also one of the highest bridges, 126 feet high; and is on the former Northern Pacific Railway.
MEDICINE WHEEL PARK
- Constructed from local rocks, the 28 spokes radiating from the center represent the lunar cycle. Unique American Indian astronomy.
VALLEY CITY STATE UNIVERSITY PLANETARIUM
- The planetarium has a special projector that makes it possible to view the daytime and nighttime sky inside a 24-foot dome roof. 800-533-8293
SHEYENNE RIVER VALLEY NATIONAL SCENIC BYWAY
- North Dakota’s only nationally recognized Scenic Byway. In a state known for its endless horizon, the tree speckled valley of the Sheyenne, with snaking river and winding roadway, is a welcome variation.
Fort Ransom (On the Sheyenne River Valley National Scenic Byway, 30 miles south of Valley City) http://www.hellovalley.com/
FORT RANSOM STATE HISTORIC SITE
- The site marks the location of a 200-man military post built in 1867 by General Alfred Terry and named for Civil War General Thomas Ransom. The post was active from 1867 to 1872. www.nd.gov/hist
FORT RANSOM STATE PARK
- The Park is situated in the scenic Sheyenne River Valley. A scenic overlook on a park road high on the valley slope affords a spectacular view of the area. Sodbuster Days celebrations with demonstrations are held twice annually in the park. www.ndparks.com/parks/FRSP.htm
Hankinson
DAKOTA MAGIC CASINO, HOTEL AND CONVENTION CENTER
- 600 slots, live keno, 12 blackjack tables, poker and more. Fine dining in the 7 Fires restaurant and lounge. www.dakotamagic.com
For a complete listing of accommodations, restaurants, events and attractions, please contact:
Wahpeton Breckenridge Chamber of Commerce
118 North 6th Street
Wahpeton, ND 58075
701-642-8744
1-800-892-6673
jim@wahpetonbreckenridgechamber.com
www.wahpetonbreckenridgechamber.com
Fargo-Moorhead Convention & Visitors Bureau
2001 44th St. S.W
Fargo, ND 58103
701-282-3653
1-800-235-7654
info@fargomoorhead.org
www.fargomoorhead.org
Greater Grand Forks Convention & Visitors Bureau
4251 Gateway Drive
Grand Forks, ND 58203
1-800-866-4566
701-746-0444
info@visitgrandforks.com
www.visitgrandforks.com
Washburn Visitors Bureau
US Hwy 83 & Hwy 200A
Washburn, ND 58577
701-462-8530
888-462-8530
Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation
PO Box 198
Medora, ND 58645
701-623-4444
800-633-6721
www.medora.com
Bismarck-Mandan CVB
1600 Burnt Boat Drive
Bismarck, ND 58503
701-222-4308
800-767-3555
Fax: 701-222-0647
www.discoverbismarckmandan.com
Valley City Chamber of Commerce
250 West Main
Valley City ND 58072
701-845-1891
http://www.hellovalley.com
Buffalo City Tourism Foundation
PO Box 917
Jamestown ND 58402
701-251-58402
http://www.tourjamestown.com
Dickinson CVB
72 E. Museum Drive
Dickinson ND 58601
701-483-4988
800-279-7391
http://www.dickinsoncvb.com
Williston Convention and Visitors Bureau
10 Main Street
Williston ND 58801
701-774-9041
800-615-9041
http://www.willistonndtourism.com
Devils Lake Tourism
PO Box 879
Devils Lake ND 58301
701-662-4903
http://www.devilslakend.com
Walhalla Chamber of Commerce
PO Box 34
Walhalla ND 58282
701-549-3939
http://www.tradecorridor.com/walhalla
Cavalier Chamber of Commerce
301 Division Ave N
Cavalier ND 58220
701-265-8188
http://www.cavaliernd.com
Rugby Chamber of Commerce
224 Highway 2 Southwest
Rugby ND 58368
701-776-5846
http://www.rugbynorthdakota.com
Minot CVB
1020 S. Broadway
Minot ND 58701
701-857-8206
http://www.visitminot.org
New Town CVB
PO Box 422
New Town ND 58763
701-627-4812
http://www.newtownchamber.com
McKenzie County Tourism
PO Box 699
Watford City ND 58554
701-444-2804
http://www.4eyes.net
Garrison Chamber of Commerce
PO Box 459
Garrison ND 58540
701-463-2600
http://www.garrisonnd.com
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