Border to Border (Highway 281) Tour

Site of the fiercest clash between U.S. Army soldiers and Native American tribes in North Dakota.

Had real bison been this large (26 feet), they might still be roaming the prairie in great herds.

Dedicated to telling the story of the great herds of bison that once roamed the surrounding prairie. See a live buffalo herd. The Frontier Village and the World’s Largest Buffalo statue are nearby.

The birder's paradise features downy woodpeckers, greater yellowlegs and belted kingfishers.

Beautiful gardens and wine from local and regional fruits.

Dakota Prairie Regional Center for the Arts has presents productions in a restored theater.

Site has been everything from active military post to boarding school for Native American children. Now house quaint bed and breakfast.

Woodlands area on shores of Devils Lake is home to large variety of wildlife, migratory birds and nature trails.

One of the best fisheries in the state. Four-season playground where ice fishing is as popular as dropping a line in the summer.

A major waterfowl concentration point during spring and fall migrations and breeding ground for thousands of ducks and geese.

Full-service casino and resort features traditional casino games, slots, concerts and traditional music.

Botanical garden dedicated to peace between the United States and Canada. Garden straddles the border. Floral-themed attractions within the garden.

Enjoy a drive through through wooded hills and valleys in a landscape unique to this part of North Dakota.

"Stonehenge of the Prairie" features stone and cement structures to view solstices and the equinox.

Homemade cheeses, syrups, caramel and ice cream, including the popular Juneberry flavor.