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Northwest North Dakota Tourism

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Pioneer Trails Regional Museum - Hanks, North Dakota

 

You will find that a visit to North Dakota can be a thrilling experience. No matter what you or the members of you family like to do, you will be able to find something that everyone loves to do. From hiking through the Theodore Roosevelt National Park and along the Lewis and Clark Trail to hanging out in Fargo and checking out the local zoo, there is always something great just around the corner.

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Olson’s Service Station - Sentinel Butte, North Dakota

ndgas station.jpg Olson’s Service Station - Sentinel Butte, North Dakota

Seriously, you need to stop and see the place where the townspeople trust each other in a way that can only be imagined by people from anyplace else.  The owners of teh Olson’s Service Station didn’t want to have to be ready to service customers from town 24 hours a day so they gave everyone in town a key to the gas station where they could get their gas, put the reciept in the slot in the door and get billed for the gas later. 

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Prairie Fire Pottery - Beach, North Dakota

pottery.jpgPrairie Fire Pottery - Beach, North Dakota

Are you the type of person that wants only the best in your pottery?  The hand made pottery of a skilled potter is the right thing to have in your home.  If that’s you, then you want to make sure you get the pottery from Prairie Fire Pottery where the potter considers herself a "fire potter."

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Writing Rocks State Historic Site - Grenora North Dakota

Writing Rocks State Historic Site.jpgWriting Rocks State Historic Site - Grenora, North Dakota

No one knows the origin of the “writing rocks” that are found in Grenora, North Dakota, but a park, Writing Rocks State Historic Site, has now been designed around them, so that visitors may study and discover the many theories surrounding the rocks, and perhaps hypothesize for themselves the significance of the writing rocks that have had people intrigued for centuries.

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Fort Buford State Historic Site - Williston North Dakota

Fort Buford State Historic Site.jpgFort Buford State Historic Site - Williston North Dakota

Military history buffs will enjoy visiting the Fort Buford State Historic Site. This spot is best known as the spot where Sitting Bull surrendered in 1881, although for thirty years it was a working military post that was used to protect the land of those that were settling in the west, and housed up to six companies of soldiers.

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Battlefield Museum - Killdeer, North Dakota

Battlefield Museum - Killdeer, North Dakota.jpgBattlefield Museum - Killdeer, North Dakota

If you’re looking for the best North Dakota has to offer, a great place to start is the city of Killdeer, offering a view you have to see to believe, plenty of flora and fauna, water adventure, and many other highlights. Let’s not forget it’s also the home to mountains that are rich with history.

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Knife River Indian Villages - Stanton, North Dakota

Knife River Indian Villages.jpgKnife River Indian Villages - Stanton, North Dakota

The Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site is located a half mile north of Stanton, North Dakota. This site gives visitors a chance to find out what life was like for the Northern Plains Indians living on the Missouri River. The site contains a reconstructed earthlodge that shows visitors what life might have been like for the Hidatsa Indians with many artifacts and interesting displays, including a mortar and pestle, clay pots, clothing, and implements. 

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Lewis and Clark State Park - Epping, North Dakota

Lewis and Clark State Park.jpgLewis and Clark State Park - Epping, North Dakota

If you’re looking for a little adventure, and a shot at perhaps seeing how famous explorers Meriwether Lewis and William Clark lived during their famous journey, plan a visit to North Dakota’s Lewis and Clark State Park, located on the upper bays of the Lake Sakakawea. 

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Flaming Arrow Guest Ranch - Washburn, North Dakota

Flaming Arrow Guest RanchFlaming Arrow Guest Ranch - Washburn, North Dakota

Come and visit this 800-acre farm and ranch on the Lewis and Clark Trail for an experience of a lifetime.

The ranch and farm are located just 5 miles from Washburn, North Dakota the home of the North Dakota Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center and Fort Mandan. 

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Lake Sakakawea State Park - Riverdale, North Dakota

Lake Sakakawea State ParkLake Sakakawea State Park - Riverdale, North Dakota

Located on the south shore of Lake Sakakawea, adjacent to Garrison Dam, Lake Sakakawea State Park offers a wide range of water based recreational activities and facilities. There is a full service marina, including boat rentals, convenience store, fishing guide services and boat and camper storage.

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