Some of the most eagerly awaited activities in the winter in North Dakota are downhill skiing, tubing, and snowboarding. North Dakota's four downhill ski areas are popular with snow lovers of all ages. Slalom through fresh powder, ride a rail at the terrain park or...

There’s nothing like gathering around a campfire — sharing laughs, stories and maybe even a few roasted marshmallows. Discover the ideal location for your next North Dakota camping trip in Jamestown, a small town with a great sense of adventure and exciting things to do...

Now more than ever, it's important to get your families into the great outdoors where lodging and adventure range from upscale boutique hotels to rustic cabins in the woods. Enjoy the hygge of snuggling under a warm blanket as you sip on hot cocoa and...

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...

Avid runners and those who choose just to run downtown for a bite to eat and drink while tailgating won’t lack things to do in September. Bismarck offers a full marathon with all the trimmings, Grand Forks hosts a half marathon , and Fargo is...

Travelers are always looking for reasons to pull over and experience things they can’t find anywhere else. They've come to the right place. In North Dakota, visit a lake fully within one state that has more shoreline than the California Pacific Coast. See and touch...

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...

Take in America’s favorite pastime, admire a car from the good ol’ days or play a round of golf. Try one of these seven unique ways to let dad know you enjoy spending time with him. Tee it up North Dakota has more golf courses...

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...