28 Great Midwest Spots to See Fall Color
Take a scenic drive; explore a city, state or national park; or wander the tree-shaded streets of a small town.
North Dakota: Sheyenne River Valley National Scenic Byway
In a state known for its flat terrain, the Sheyenne River Valley National Scenic Byway offers a refreshing change. The 63-mile byway follows the route of the Sheyenne River from Lisbon to Lake Ashtabula, winding through a tree-spotted valley rich in pioneer lore and linking sites such as Sheyenne State Forest, Fort Ransom State Park and Little Yellowstone Park. At left, fall leaves cover a trail to a small footbridge along the byway near Valley City (about 60 miles west of Fargo).
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