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Interstate 94 Tour
From the pancake-flat Red River valley in the east, through rolling hills of the central part of the state and finally the rugged Badlands of the west, experience all of North Dakota.
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Downtown Fargo
An arts and entertainment hub. Check out the Plains Art Museum, Fargo Theatre and dozens of shops and galleries in the downtown area.
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Baseball Fever
Visit West Acres Mall to see the museum to Roger Maris, who set (and many say still holds) the single-season home run record. Catch a RedHawks American Association game at Newman Outdoor Field.
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Bonanzaville
Collection of 43 buildings and 400,000 artifacts on 12 acres that interprets history and cultural heritage of the Red River Valley.
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Rosebud Visitors Center
Find items linking the city’s past with the present, like a Union Pacific superintendent’s rail car.
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National Buffalo Museum
Center dedicated to telling the story of the great herds of bison that once roamed the surrounding prairie. See a live sacred albino bison and the World’s Largest Buffalo statue.
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Frontier Village
Original buildings from several townships placed together to bring a pioneer town to life.
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Bismarck-Mandan Area
Take a historical tour of the area with stops at the State Capitol and North Dakota Heritage Center and State Museum, On-A-Slant Mandan Indian Village and Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park. Click here for more.
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Enchanted Highway
Marvel at giant metal sculptures between Gladstone and Regent. Some of the more notable attractions are Geese in Flight, Pheasants on the Prairie, Fisherman’s Dream and Tin Family.
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Dickinson Museum Center
Museum complex with features related to the history of southwest North Dakota.
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Theodore Roosevelt National Park South Unit
Look for bison, elk, wild horses and more in the scenic national park named for the president who championed conservation.
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Bully Pulpit Golf Course
Tee it up on one of Golf Digest’s favorite courses, laid out in the Badlands and along the Little Missouri River.
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Medora Musical and Pitchfork Fondue
These go hand-in-hand. First, grab a fondue steak dinner, then make your way to the Burning Hills Amphitheatre for a night of song and dance in the bluffs above Medora.
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Cowboy Hall of Fame
A museum honoring cowboys, Native Americans, farmers, ranchers and the Northern Plains horse culture.
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Chateau de Mores
When the Marquis de Mores wanted to build a house for his wife, Medora, he spared no expense. Take a tour of 1800s western opulence.
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Maah Daah Hey Trail
From Watford City to Amidon, 144-mile single-track through a variety of Badlands terrain was named an EPIC Ride by IMBA.
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Prairie Fire Pottery
Studio of potter Tama Smith, whose works are inspired by North Dakota nature.
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