Bismarck is the vibrant capital city of North Dakota. Its sister city, Mandan, is just across the Missouri River, a recreation mecca that unites rather than divides the two cities. You will be treated to an array of historical and recreational activities, embellished with a...

North Dakota has always attracted adventure seekers. Native Americans traversed the prairie on buffalo hunts. Lewis and Clark navigated the waters of the mighty Missouri River. Early pioneers found solitude and resilience in the wide open spaces. Today, North Dakota offers visitors new adventures such...

A visit to North Dakota would not be complete without a stop at state historical sites, a museum and a fair or festival. Visitors can get a taste of what North Dakota is all about by stopping to experience the arts and culture that varies...

All those old stories about North Dakota are an honored part of the state's history. Many of North Dakota’s forts and Native American villages were actually gathering places for tribal members and the European and Scandinavian visitors and settlers who found their ways to what...

By now, most people know the stories of Custer and Sitting Bull, Lewis and Clark and Sakakawea and Theodore Roosevelt. Why let your knowledge end with the closing of a history book? In North Dakota, see where these larger-than-life heroes of the American West lived...