North Dakota

Great adventures begin in the state's rugged backcountry and end with the creature comforts in Medora and Fargo, Explore travel ideas such as the Theodore Roosevelt National Park, Medora, Fargo, Minot, Jamestown and more.

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Top Things to Do Around Theodore Roosevelt National Park and Medora, North Dakota
Tiny Medora (population: 142) makes a good base to explore Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Learn about Roosevelt's legacy at activities in town, then head out—by bike, foot, car or horse—to explore the stark beauty of the badlands.
A Cultural Crossroads in North Dakota's Pembina Gorge
In North Dakota, Pembina Gorge’s patchwork of state-protected lands marks a cultural crossroads (and looks lovely dressed in fall finery).
Top Things to Do in Fargo, North Dakota
This city on North Dakota's eastern border beckons with sophisticated food, cool shops and classy accommodations. Check out our trip guide for ideas on what to do, where to eat and where to stay.
Things to Do in Minot, North Dakota
Once nicknamed the "Magic City" for its rapid growth in the late 1800s, Minot today is a city of 40,000 that serves as a trading center for north-central North Dakota. Things to do include visiting the Scandinavian Heritage Park and attending the annual Norsk Hostfest, the continent's largest Scandinavian festival.
Top Things to Do Around Bismarck, North Dakota
Innovation keeps history fresh here along the Missouri River. A mural alley, new museum exhibits and the state's first brewhouse-pub represent the novel things to check out in this south-central city. Check out our trip guide for ideas on what to do, where to eat and where to stay.
36 Hours in Medora and Theodore Roosevelt National Park
The rugged North Dakota badlands complement the laid-back charm of tiny Medora for a getaway that promises awe-inspiring views, comfortable accommodations, cowboy eats and even a musical revue.
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20 Top Things to Do in North Dakota
Unspoiled countryside and plenty of outdoor fun await in this rugged state. Highlights include Theodore Roosevelt National Park, the International Peace Garden and the Maah Daah Hey Trail as well as museums and historic sites that commemorate the state's heritage.
5 Ways to Explore Bismarck, North Dakota
Mammoths, bison ... and minted lamb burgers? You can find them all in North Dakota's capital city, where a $51 million expansion of the North Dakota Heritage Center adds another colorful stop to the city's selection of restaurants, activities and outdoor fun. Make it an adventure-packed weekend with these five top draws.