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 Statewide Brochure Kit
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Pick up the trail of America's greatest legends in North Dakota. Whether you choose to follow legendary trails of Lewis & Clark, Sitting Bull, George Custer, Sakakawea and Teddy Roosevelt, or if you favor the more established trails of state parks, city streets and shopping malls, we invite you to enjoy all that North Dakota has to offer. The free Travel Guide will help you plan your legendary North Dakota adventure.
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North Dakota Travel Guide
Breathe deeply the cleanest air in America, travel off the beaten path and enjoy scenic byways, backways and trails. Fish world-renowned lakes and rivers, and follow in the footsteps of Lewis & Clark. The comprehensive North Dakota Travel Guide covers all this and so much more. In this guide you'll find beautiful photography, interesting editorial, and a comprehensive listing things to do, events and places to stay.
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North Dakota Highway Map
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North Dakota Highway Map
Plot your course to the perfect vacation or getaway with the North Dakota Highway Map. Cruise a scenic byway, visit a thriving metropolitan area, or choose the road less traveled. The North Dakota Highway Map is your guide to it all.
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North Dakota Travel Guide
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 Individual Statewide Brochures
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If you are interested in hunting or fishing, North Dakota is a paradise of abundant opportunities for you. Order the Hunting and Fishing Guide for information that's tailor made just for you. Or, order the Student Packet for all the details you'll need to become the class expert on North Dakota.
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Hunting & Fishing Guide
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Hunting & Fishing Guide
Order this brochure and find out where the fish are biting and when the season opens for your favorite game. Find all the information you are looking for from regulations to tips.
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Student Packet
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Student Packet
Our student packet contains all the information you'll need to create an outstanding report on North Dakota.
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Culture & Heritage Guide
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Culture & Heritage Guide
Lewis and Clark's Corps of Discovery entered North Dakota in mid-October 1804, wintered here and ventured west in April 1805, stepping off the map of their known world. Some of the most important and dramatic events of their journey happened here, particularly meeting a young Indian woman named Sakakawea. Learn more about attractions along the Lewis and Clark trail, as well as other historic, cultural and ethnic attractions across the state in this publication.
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Hunting & Fishing Guide
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Student Packet
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Culture & Heritage Guide
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 Western Region Kit
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From breathtaking Badlands to majestic Lake Sakakawea, Western North Dakota is brimming with adventure. Dig for dinosaur bones, saddle up on a cattle drive, or take aim at Golf Digest’s 2005 Best New Affordable Golf Course, Bully Pulpit. Savor the history of the Capital and the state museum, the North Dakota Heritage Center.
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City of Williston
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City of Williston
Northwest North Dakota and Williston offer abundant opportunities to explore! Explore historic trading posts and forts. Walk in the footsteps of the most famous explorers, Lewis and Clark following the fold-out map in this brochure. Read excerpts from their diaries and realize what Merriwether Lewis and William Clark encountered in 1805 on their journey west and on their return trip in 1806. And explore the many outdoor recreational opportunities such as birdwatching, hiking, biking, hunting, fishing, golfing, sailing and canoeing in wilderness settings such as Lewis and Clark State Park and Theodore Roosevelt National Park North Unit.
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Bismarck-Mandan Visitor Guide
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Bismarck-Mandan Visitor Guide
In the Bismarck-Mandan area you'll find an array of genuine Dakota activities, events, historic places and modern hospitality. Journey to the heart of the Lewis and Clark trail and visit Fort Mandan where the famous explorers wintered with the indigenous Mandan and Hidatsu peoples. Walk through history at Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park, former home of General George Custer, or the Camp Hancock State Historic Site. Visit the North Dakota State Capitol and the Heritage Center lcoated on its grounds. Families will delight in a cruise on the Lewis and Clark Riverboat, or a day spent exploring the Dakota Zoo, Superslide Amusement Park, the Gateway to Science Center or the Raging Rivers Waterpark and SpeedWorld Golf and Games center.
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City of Medora
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City of Medora
Medora sits at the entry to the Theodore Roosevelt National Park offering family-friendly activities, rugged outdoor beauty, world-class golf and welcoming accommodations. Attend the Medora Musical and see for yourself why this outdoor theater production has had visitors raving for fifty years. Find out why Teddy Roosevelt loved this region and helped to create a national park to preserve it. Get outdoors on the Maah Daah Hey Trail - one of the best equestrian, hiking and biking trails in the country. If golf is your passion, then Bully Pulpit is a must play course and was recently named "America's Best New Affordable Golf Course." Enjoy one of the best steak dinner experiences in the country at the Pitchfork Fondue Dinner where steaks are literally skewered on pitchforks and served up western style in the beautiful Badlands. Find the perfect souvenir, taste heavenly fudge, and shop delightful boutique stores all within walking distance. Medora truly is a legendary experience and we welcome you to share it with us!
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Dickinson - The Western Edge
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Dickinson - The Western Edge
In Dickinson, you're on the edge of a legendary Western experience! T. Rex roamed these parts. So did T. Roosevelt. Conquer the badlands along the Maah Daah Hey trail on a horse, mountain bike or in your favorite hiking boots. Study the beasts of the past at the Dakota Dinosaur Museum, or stalk the beasts of today where the deer and the antelope still play along with pheasants and an abundant variety of wildlife. History meets adventure when you pick up the trail of the great legends who have traveled these parts, like the original Roughrider, Teddy Roosevelt, George Custer and Sitting Bull. Become part of cultural celebrations including the Ukranian Festival, the Northern Plains Heritage Festival, the Taylor Horsefest and the Roughrider Days Fair and Expo Rodeo.
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Marquis Plaza & Suites
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Marquis Plaza & Suites
Because there is no place like home, there's some place even better - Marquis Plaza & Suites! We are Williston's newest and finest luxury hotel and we strive to represent the best in Western hospitality. Our 55 guest rooms include 3 business king suites, 6 mini suites, 11 executive suites and the Marquis Suite with Jacuzzi. When you stay with us, you'll enjoy the finest amenities such as our executive continental breakfast, guest business center, wireless and DSL Internet in all rooms, 24-hour courtesy shuttle, indoor pool and hot tub, free local calls and voicemail.
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North Dakota Heritage Center
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North Dakota Heritage Center
From aquatic dinosaurs to mastodon skeletons, you'll quickly see that history comes alive around every turn and in every exhibit of the North Dakota Heritage Center presented by the State Historical Society. The gallery exhibits walk you through North Dakota's natural and human story like a leisurely stroll through time. With plenty of hands-on and interactive kid-friendly exhibits, the whole family will be engaged while Mom and Dad marvel at the beauty of Native American porcupine quill work, explore a tiny pioneer shack or try their hand at crank starting a Model T Ford. Located on the grounds of the State Capitol in Bismarck, this exciting experience offers free admission seven days a week. Legendary adventures await you at the North Dakota Heritage Center as well as 56 State Historic Sites and two State Museums.
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City of Williston
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 Central Region Kit
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Whether you're looking for great outdoor activities or family-friendly attractions, Central North Dakota is a wonderful destination. Visit fabulous birding destinations, the lush Turtle Mountains, and the geographical center of North America. Enjoy great food and culture, Buffalo Park, the picturesque International Peace Gardens, legendary fishing and much more.
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City of Rugby
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City of Rugby
Rugby is in the heart of it all lying at the geographical center of North America. Rugby offers plenty to see and do to satisfy every interest. Step back in time at the Prairie Village Museum and the Victorian Dress Museum, or rev your engine at the Geographical Center Speedway. Visit the Northern Lights Tower and Interpretive Center, then stay up late to witness this vivid spectacle for yourself. Shop till you drop among unique gift shops, exclusive boutiques and boundless antiques or get outdoors and enjoy bountiful hunting, fishing and birding opportunities.
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City of Carrington
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City of Carrington
Carrington, known as "The Central City" is right in the middle of it all! Located within a 130 mile radius of North Dakota's four major cities, Fargo, Grand Forks, Minot and Bismarck, it makes an ideal hub for your getaway. Enjoy shopping in unique specialty shops, visit the unique Pipestem Creek where you can help make SunFloral Wreaths, Sun Feeders and other eco-friendly gifts and home accessories or play a round at CrossRoads Golf & Recreation Parkway. Get back to nature at Hawk's Nest scenic nature area or enjoy the many excellent dining facilities and night spots.
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City of Jamestown
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City of Jamestown
As the home of the world's largest buffalo monument, the National Buffalo Museum and the North Dakota Sports Hall of Fame, Jamestown offers something for everyone! Centrally located at the intersection of I-94 and Highway 281, and between Bismarck and Fargo, it's a great place to stop and visit. Visit an authentic Old West town at Frontier Village, view a live buffalo herd including White Cloud, an albino buffalo, and learn more at the National Buffalo Museum. Or get outdoors and enjoy great fishing, hunting, golfing, ice fishing, snowmobiling and cross-country skiing. A year-round vacation area, Jamestown combines a variety of entertainment options with easy access to hotels and dining to make your visit an unforgettable experience!
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Devils Lake
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Devils Lake
Nestled among rolling emerald hills in central North Dakota is the sparkling jewel that is called Devils Lake. As each season unfolds around Devils Lake, a new pleasure is revealed. Inhale the scent of spring and surround yourself with the sights and sounds of birds returning home. Summer draws anglers to Devils Lake which Field and Stream Magazine listed among the Top 10 Best Walleye Lakes in the United States. The lake abounds with boaters, water and jet skiers and tubers making a splash in the summer heat while the shoreline offers scenic camping areas and wilderness that makes hiking, biking and strolling a special treat. Watch golden crops dance in the prairie wind or walk among the rustling crimson leaves of fall when a hunter's paradise beckons outdoorsmen. Venture into winter's brisk, Nordic air and join the cross-country skiers and snowmobilers in this unique outdoor playground featuring more than 350 miles of groomed and linked trails, or try your hand at ice fishing. When not on the lake, enjoy golfing, sightseeing, shopping or special outdoor events.
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Ellendale
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Ellendale
Ellendale offers visitors an array of interesting things to do and see including a museum, historic home tour, historic battlefield, and modern wind farms. The rich natural beauty of the area also attracts outdoor enthusiasts with year round hunting, fishing, bird watching, snowmobiling, golfing and swimming. Ellendale hosts several events throughout the year and invites you to join the fun.
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Dakota Zoo
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Dakota Zoo
More than 600 animals representing 125 species of mammals, birds and reptiles call Dakota Zoo home. Come take a walk on the wild side with native animals and exotic critters from far away places. Gain a new appreciation for the wildlife in our own backyard by getting a unique look at the lifestyles of our native prairie dogs, mountain goats, mountain lions, moose, elk and bison among many more. Gaze into the eyes of a wolf and be fascinated by an agile bobcat. The zoo's foreign residents are like camels, lemurs and African big cats are always a source of education and entertainment for our guests. We offer all the goodies needed to satisfy hungry and thirsty guests on their safari visit, and you can even catch a train ride through the zoo to cap off the experience.
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North Dakota Heritage Center
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North Dakota Heritage Center
From aquatic dinosaurs to mastodon skeletons, you'll quickly see that history comes alive around every turn and in every exhibit of the North Dakota Heritage Center presented by the State Historical Society. The gallery exhibits walk you through North Dakota's natural and human story like a leisurely stroll through time. With plenty of hands-on and interactive kid-friendly exhibits, the whole family will be engaged while Mom and Dad marvel at the beauty of Native American porcupine quill work, explore a tiny pioneer shack or try their hand at crank starting a Model T Ford. Located on the grounds of the State Capitol in Bismarck, this exciting experience offers free admission seven days a week. Legendary adventures await you at the North Dakota Heritage Center as well as 56 State Historic Sites and two State Museums.
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Norsk Høstfest
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Norsk Høstfest
Norsk Høstfest, North America’s largest Scandinavian Festival, starts September 29th with a special concert and runs through October 3. Tens of thousands of people attend the event annually to celebrate and partake in the Scandinavian culture and entertainment. Over 200 internationally recognized artisans, craftsmen and chefs participate. The experience is an eclectic array of contemporary and traditional. The cuisine as well as the clothes, art and jewelry are authentic and exquisitely Nordic. Shop a wide array of fine Nordic wares, sample the fine cuisine, and take in a performance by Clint Black, Reba McEntire, George Jones, the Oakridge Boys and many other talented performers. Enjoy performances by traditional music groups and dance troupes from Norway, Denmark and Sweden.
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 Eastern Region Kit
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Eastern North Dakota is brimming with great vacation opportunities including bustling cities, zoos, state parks and much more. Enjoy the rich agricultural history of the Red River Valley; take a drive along the Sheyenne River Valley Scenic Highway. Everything from great hockey and concerts to dinosaur bones and bonanza farms can be found here.
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Fargo-Moorhead Visitor Guide
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Fargo-Moorhead Visitor Guide
The Fargo-Moorhead area is a great place for a family vacation or getaway offering something for everyone. You'll find interesting attractions such as Bonanzaville, the Children's Museum at Yunker Farm which has been named one of the top 25 children's museums in the nation, the Fargo Air Museum, the Red River Zoo and the Plains Art Museum. With a surprising variety of unique shopping opportunities, everyone will find what they're looking for including the impressive Scheels All Sports store. Enjoy delicious fare ranging from fine dining to traditional Midwest flavor and then revel in the many night life choices including art house cinema, live music, comedy shows and outstanding community theatre.
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Greater Grand Forks Visitors Guide
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Greater Grand Forks Visitors Guide
Make your vacation simply grand with a visit to wonderful Grand Forks. Greater Grand Forks is a lively, bustling community surrounded by the rich, quilted landscape of Upper Midwest farm country. Take advantage of abundant shopping and dining experiences, spacious parks, great fishing, exciting sports, arts, theatre and other events, along with excellent accommodations. You'll find something for every interest from the historical Myra Museum and Campbell House that brings Grand Forks past alive in the form of preserved prairie village buildings to the Northern Lights Model Railroad Association and Railroad Museum. Arts and culture abound here along with fantastic golf and sporting activities. Outdoor activities are plentiful, including outstanding birding, and take place in a climate that enjoys four distinctly glorious seasons.
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City of Jamestown
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City of Jamestown
As the home of the world's largest buffalo monument, the National Buffalo Museum and the North Dakota Sports Hall of Fame, Jamestown offers something for everyone! Centrally located at the intersection of I-94 and Highway 281, and between Bismarck and Fargo, it's a great place to stop and visit. Visit an authentic Old West town at Frontier Village, view a live buffalo herd including White Cloud, an albino buffalo, and learn more at the National Buffalo Museum. Or get outdoors and enjoy great fishing, hunting, golfing, ice fishing, snowmobiling and cross-country skiing. A year-round vacation area, Jamestown combines a variety of entertainment options with easy access to hotels and dining to make your visit an unforgettable experience!
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Red River Area Attractions
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Red River Area Attractions
Where the Red River intersects the communities of Fargo, Moorhead and West Fargo, you can expect an upscale, metropolitan adventure honed with a profound sense of history. Experience nationally known festivals, events and performances, cutting-edge theater and art, authentic heritage and high-quality family entertainment. Enjoy the invigorating outdoor life, world-class shopping and lodging, gourmet dining, first-rate golfing and gaming.
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City of Wahpeton
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City of Wahpeton
Wahpeton offers plenty of small-town charm accompanied by abundant outdoor recreation activities. Relax and unwind at the Kidder Recreation Area, home to "Wahpper" the world's largest catfish along with attractive gardens, an arboretum, excellent fishing on the shores of the Red River and boating and camping facilities. Step back in time at Fort Abercrombie, the first permanent U.S. military fort established in what was to become North Dakota. This fort was besieged by Sioux warriors for over six weeks during the Dakota Conflict of 1862. Visit the Bagg Bonanza Farm and the Richland County Historical Museum for a glimpse of days gone by. Let the family go wild at the Chahinkapa Zoo and Chahinkapa Park complete with a 178-foot double-loop water slide.
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