Highway 52 Tour
Embark on an enriching journey along Highway 52, discovering diverse attractions and rich history. Begin in the vibrant Fargo-West Fargo area, where downtown Fargo's arts and entertainment scene beckons with the Plains Art Museum and Fargo Theatre. Explore West Acres Mall's Roger Maris Museum and catch a game at Newman Outdoor Field.
Continue to Valley City, immersing yourself in its City of Bridges through a walking tour featuring the iconic Hi-Line Bridge. Jamestown awaits with the North American Bison Discovery Center, and historical sites like Fort Seward Military Post. Water enthusiasts will find joy in Jamestown Reservoir's boating options.
Pingree offers the Arrowwood National Wildlife Refuge's diverse habitat and Carrington invites you to historical landmarks like the Putnam House and unique shopping. Move on to Fessenden for the Wells County Museum and the lively Wells County Fair. Harvey boasts a Soo Line steam engine at their Memorial Park. Minot, known as the "Magic City," entices with the North Dakota State Fair and cultural gems like the Scandinavian Heritage Park.
Further exploration takes you to Burlington's Pointe of View Winery with stunning views. Kenmare offers wildlife sightings along the Des Lacs National Wildlife Refuge Scenic Backway. Portal introduces a unique golfing experience at the Gateway Cities Golf Club, blending U.S. and Canadian elements. This Highway 52 itinerary promises a captivating blend of culture, history, and outdoor adventures.
North Dakota's largest, highest quality and most dynamic art museum is in the heart of historic downtown Fargo. Plains Art Museum presents dozens of exhibitions and programs annually.
704 1st Ave N
Fargo, ND
United States
At 3,860 feet long and 162 feet above the river bed, the Hi-Line Railroad Bridge is one of the longest and highest single-track railroad bridges in the nation.
117th Ave SE
Valley City, ND
United States
Discover the North American bison through interactive and rotating exhibits about the natural history, cultural significance, and ecological impact of the United States' national mammal.
500 17th St SE
Jamestown, ND
United States
Established in 1935 as a refuge and breeding ground for migratory birds and other wildlife this 15,973-acre refuge is an important stopover for many species of birds as they journey north and south during annual migrations.
7745 11th St SE
Pingree, ND
United States
The Putnam House is an American Foursquare built by Thomas Putnam, an early pioneer lumber man, and sponsors exhibits, performances, classes, demonstrations, and other historical, arts, humanities, family and community events.
533 Main St
Carrington, ND
United States
The Wells County Museum consists of a rural schoolhouse, antique machinery displays, and many other historical items.
604 Highway 15
Fessenden, ND
United States
On display is a 1903 old-time 440 Soo Line steam engine, which the town established roots for in 1857. Also on display is the Veteran's Memorial.
100-154 7th St W, Harvey, ND 58341
Harvey, ND
United States
This 14-acre park celebrates all five Scandinavian countries: Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden. Free and open year-round. Visitors can see a full-scale replica of the Gol Stave Church and more.
1020 S Broadway
Minot, ND
United States
Taste wine made on-site with native fruits and honey at North Dakota’s first winery while overlooking the picturesque views of the valley from the outdoor deck.
8413 19th Ave NW
Burlington, ND
United States
This 13-mile scenic backway offers ample opportunities for spotting a variety of wildlife, from deer and moose to more than 250 species of birds like raptors and waterfowl. Drive along the backway at U.S. Hwy 52, and follow it north to the end of the refuge at Ward County Road 1.
1 mile W of Kenmare
Kenmare, ND
United States
The course is located in both Portal, ND, and North Portal, Canada. Its clubhouse and the first tee box are in the U.S., and the ninth green is also on American soil. It’s the ninth hole that is their greatest source of fame.
8375 109th St NW
Portal, ND
United States