From the bluffs of the Missouri River to the sweeping prairies and woodlands near the Canadian border, the legends of North Dakota are anchored by the culture of its first people, the Native American tribes. From Sitting Bull to Sakakawea, the state is rich in...

President Theodore Roosevelt famously said, “I never would have been President if it had not been for my experiences in North Dakota.” And the state is proud to take the credit.During his administration, President Theodore Roosevelt founded the United States Forest Service, signed the National...

Theodore Roosevelt National Park It’s the Grand Canyon of the North, only half as deep and a lot more complex. It has great opportunities for take-your-breath-away hiking, biking and scenic viewing. The 70,000-acre Theodore Roosevelt National Park and its rugged topography honor former President Theodore...

Family trips have never been so fun. For a day, weekend or week of memory-making adventures, try these experiences or make up some of your own. Bonanzaville USA, West Fargo Bonanzaville USA is a picturesque restored pioneer village, a self-contained city consisting of 40 museums...

The Corps of Discovery spent more consecutive days at Fort Mandan than any other place along the Lewis and Clark Trail. Members constructed Fort Mandan as their winter camp in 1804-1805 near the Missouri River and present-day Washburn (35 miles north of Bismarck). Also nearby...