Border to Border to Canada along the Red River of the North

Welcome 

Welcome to Legendary North Dakota, the friendliest state in the nation as ranked by 

a 2008 Cambridge University study! Get ready to show your tour group incredible 

sunrises and sunsets, vibrant colors of picture-perfect landscapes, painted canyons 

and the “North Dakota Badlands.” Have your guests walk where Custer walked, 

stand where Sitting Bull stood and discover the majesty of the Missouri River like 

Lewis and Clark. Delight their taste buds with ethnic foods and two-step into the city 

for exciting nightlife. Make it a learning-based vacation or schedule a special event 

showcasing our culture and heritage, and your tour through North Dakota is sure to 

be a big success. We are happy to be your host. 

About the Guide 

This edition of the North Dakota group travel guide is designed to show you in vivid 

color what a great place our state is to visit. This guide works along with the North 

Dakota Travel Guide and North Dakota Tourism Web site, NDtourism.com, to create 

a group travel package with general information, visitor centers, mileage charts, 

scenic drives, itinerary assistance and transportation services. We have provided 

contact numbers, direct links for passport issues, receptive services and convention 

and visitors bureaus. We have also included several sample itineraries to give you 

an idea how North Dakota fits into your tour. 

North Dakota Tourism has professional digital photographs to assist in marketing 

your tours to North Dakota. They are available for download at NDtourism.com. For 

additional planning assistance and tools to market your tour, please contact Deanne 

Felchle, CTIS, Group Travel Marketing Director. 

Have a Legendary Day! 

Disclaimer: 

At the time of this printing, North Dakota Tourism Division verified the accuracy of this guide’s 

information. Please verify prices, dates and hours when you call for reservations. 

Photo Credits: 

Gerald Blank, David Borlaug, Dawn Charging, Ren Davis, Sheldon Green, Chuck Haney, Pat Hertz, 

Will Kincaid, Bill Kingsbury, Dan Koeck, Kelly Krabbenhoft, David Lee, Heather LeMoine, 

Anne Lennox, Jason Lindsey, Marc Muench, David Nix, ND Tourism, Rebecca Pedersen, 

Felicia Sargeant, State Historical Society of ND, Tweten’s Photography, Harold Umber, Bruce Wendt, 

Clayton Wolt, Ken Yetter and Jim Zielsdorf. 

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Table of Contents 

Welcome ......................................................................................................................... 1 

About the Guide ................................................................................................................ 1 

Table of Contents ............................................................................................................... 2 

U.S. Mileage Chart.............................................................................................................. 3 

“Get Going” in North Dakota ................................................................................................ 4 

State Tidbits and Facts ..................................................................................................... 5-6 

Legends of North Dakota ..................................................................................................... 6 

Theodore Roosevelt Rough Rider Awards ............................................................................... 6 

Itineraries 

Badlands Scenic Tour & More ..................................................................................... 7-8 

Border To Border to Canada along The Red River of the North ..................................... 9-10 

Branch Across Interstate 94 .................................................................................. 11-12 

Bread, Butter and Jam Ag Tour .............................................................................. 13-14 

Explore More With Lewis and Clark ..........................................................................15-16 

Families, Friends and Neighbors Tour .......................................................................17-18 

Heart of North Dakota Tour ................................................................................... 19-20 

Natural Waves & Native Ways .................................................................................21-22 

Scenery One, Take 2 and Action!.............................................................................23-24 

Annual Events and Festivals ...........................................................................................25-26 

Free Things To Do ............................................................................................................ 26 

Receptive Operators and Step-on Guide Services .............................................................27-28 

Regulations and Passport, Border Crossing and Duty-Free Information .................................... 28 

CVBs and Chambers Links .............................................................................................29-30 


From Bismarck to: 

Miles KM Hours 

Albuquerque .... 1125 ..... 1811 ..... 17:00 

Atlanta ............. 1500 ..... 2415 ..... 23:00 

Billings ...............425 .......684 ....... 6:30 

Boise ............... 1040 ..... 1674 ..... 16:00 

Boston ............. 1825 ..... 2938 ..... 28:00 

Calgary ..............825 ..... 1328 ..... 12:30 

Charlotte .......... 1550 ..... 2496 ..... 24:00 

Chicago ..............850 ..... 1369 ..... 14:00 

Dallas .............. 1250 ..... 2013 ..... 19:00 

Denver ...............700 ..... 1127 ..... 11:00 

Des Moines .........663 ..... 1067 ..... 10:00 

Detroit ............ 1100 ..... 1771 ..... 17:00 

Indianapolis ...... 1000 ..... 1610 ..... 15:00 

Las Vegas ......... 1360 ..... 2190 ..... 21:00 

Los Angeles ...... 1690 ..... 2721 ..... 26:00 

Louisville .......... 1125 ..... 1811 ..... 17:00 

Madison .............725 ..... 1167 ..... 11:00 

Miami .............. 2138 ..... 3442 ..... 33:00 

US Mileage Map 

Miles KM Hours 

Minneapolis ........450 .......725 ....... 7:00 

Nashville .......... 1275 .... 2053 ..... 19:30 

New Orleans ..... 1600 ..... 2576 ..... 24:30 

New York City ... 1650 ..... 2657 ..... 25:00 

Oklahoma City ....970 ..... 1562 ..... 15:00 

Phoenix ............ 1480 ..... 2383 ..... 23:00 

Pittsburgh ........ 1275 ..... 2053 ..... 19:30 

Portland ........... 1275 ..... 2053 ..... 19:30 

Raleigh ............ 1605 ..... 2584 ..... 24:30 

Rapid City ..........330 .......531 ....... 5:00 

Regina ...............360 .......580 ....... 5:30 

St. Louis .......... 1042 ..... 1678 ..... 16:00 

Salt Lake City .....950 ..... 1530 ..... 14:30 

San Francisco .. 1625 ..... 2616 ..... 25:00 

Seattle ............. 1260 ..... 2029 ..... 19:00 

Tampa ............. 1950 ..... 3140 ..... 30:00 

Washington, D.C. 1550 ..... 2496 ..... 24:00 

Winnipeg ............380 .......531 ....... 5:30 


“Get Going” in North Dakota 

Major east-west routes 

Interstate 94 or highways 2 and 

200 

Major north-south routes 

Interstate 29, highways 281, 83 

and 85 

Driving conditions 

Call 511 in state or 1-866-696- 

3511 out of state 

Road construction, load 

restrictions, weather and speed 

zone information 

dot.nd.gov/travel/travel.htm 

Information on the following 

services 

NDtourism.com/getthere/ 

transportation 

Car rental 

Available at larger airports and 

communities across North Dakota 

Taxi and shuttle services 

Available in Bismarck-Mandan, 

Devils Lake, Fargo, Jamestown, 

Minot, Williston and Grand Forks 

Public city transportation 

Available in Bismarck-Mandan, 

Fargo and Grand Forks 

Public intrastate transportation 

Rimrock Stages (east-west 

carrier serving Interstate 94), 

rimrocktrailways.com/schedule_ 

contact.htm; Jefferson Lines 

(north-south carrier serving 

Interstate 29), jeffersonlines.com 

Amtrak railway service 

Fargo, Grand Forks, Devils 

Lake, Rugby, Minot, Stanley and 

Williston 

Scheduled air service 

Daily departures by Northwest 

Airlines plus regional airlines, 

including United Express-Skywest, 

Delta Connections-Skywest, 

Northwest-Mesaba Airlines, 

Allegiant Air, Great Lakes Airlines 

and United-Frontier 


Capitol Building, Bismarck 

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Williston Minot 

Devils Lake 

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Grand Forks 

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Medora 

Jamestown 

Dickinson 

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Bismarck Fargo 

State Tidbits and Facts 

State Flag 

Capital City 

Bismarck is home to our capitol, the “Skyscraper on the Prairie,” which 

towers 19 stories. 


Trivia 

What was the city’s name prior to Bismarck? 

Answer 

The city became Edwinton, May 1872. On July 17, 

1873, it was renamed Bismarck for the Chancellor of 

Germany, Prince Otto Eduard Leopold von Bismarck- 

Schonhausen. This was to please him and try to get 

him to invest in the railroad. He never invested in 

the railroad. 

Statehood 

Admitted to the union November 2, 1889, as the 

39th state. 

Trivia 

What President went to great lengths to obscure the 

order in which he signed North Dakota and South 

Dakota into statehood? 

Answer 

President Benjamin Harrison. The exact order of 

which North and South Dakota were signed is 

unknown. 

Download more tidbits, facts and guide notes at 

NDtourism.com. 

Wheat, the #1 crop 

State Flower, the Prairie Rose 

Theodore Roosevelt 

Legends of North Dakota 

Stories of great legends live on through our culture 

and heritage. Come closer and share in North 

Dakota’s, we have plenty. Here, Lewis and Clark 

explored the boundaries of land and culture. A young 

man named Theodore Roosevelt gained respect in 

the West before becoming a United States President. 

An American Indian girl named Sakakawea joined 

the Corps of Discovery and provided valuable 

interpretation and guidance. Here, the “yellowhaired” 

General George Armstrong Custer 

commanded the 7th Cavalry before meeting his fate 

at the Battle of the Little Big Horn. Custer’s rival in 

that battle, Sitting Bull, rode from here as well — 

North Dakota was the home of the Hunkpapa Lakota 

Sioux chief. 

Theodore Roosevelt Rough Rider 

Awards 

The award recognizes present or former North 

Dakotans who have achieved national recognition 

in their fields of endeavor. Recipients of the award 

are chosen by the Governor, with concurrence of the 

Secretary of State and Director of State Historical 

Society. As of May 2008, 36 North Dakotans have 

received the award. Their portraits are on display in 

the lower level of the capitol building. To name just a 

few: 

• Phil Jackson, world champion pro basketball 

coach 

• Louis L’Amour, acclaimed western writer 

• Lawrence Welk, musician and TV entertainer 

• Roger Maris, pro baseball legend 

• Angie Dickinson, TV and movie actress 

For a complete list: governor.nd.gov/awards/rrgallery 

State Bird, the Meadowlark 


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Grand Forks 

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Tour route is shown in orange 

Bison in Theodore Roosevelt 

National Park 

Badlands Scenic Tour & More 

Incredible scenery takes your breath away as you drive through the Badlands. 

Take red scoria rocks, green fields and blue sky; add a buffalo herd, some 

antelope or deer; and toss in a fossil dig, petrified forest, musical, Enchanted 

Highway and delicious food stops and shops for a full recipe of adventure and fun. 

Find Internet links and Web addresses for these attractions at NDtourism.com. 


Day 1 

Paleontological Lab, Bowman 

Join a team of experts on a field 

expedition to fossil-bearing sites. 

Enchanted Highway, Regent 

Larger-than-life metal sculptures 

considered classic American folk 

art. 

Dakota Dinosaur Museum, 

Dickinson 

Showcasing the prehistoric life of 

North Dakota, including T-Rex, 

and life-size Triceratops and 

Pachycephalosaurus. 

Prairie Outpost Park, Dickinson 

Historic Germans-from-Russia 

stone house, Norwegian stabbur 

and veteran’s chapel. 

South Unit Theodore Roosevelt 

National Park, Medora 

Located in the beautiful Badlands, 

featuring Theodore Roosevelt’s 

ranch cabin, and buffalo, elk, wild 

horses, bighorn sheep, mule deer 

and prairie dog towns. 

The Medora Musical, Medora 

Broadway-style production offering 

great family entertainment with 

western and patriotic salutes. 

Medora Musical 

Day 2 

Prairie Fire Pottery, Beach 

Vibrant glazed colors, unique and 

hand-crafted pottery. 

North Unit Theodore Roosevelt 

National Park, Watford City 

Unit features popular vistas, 

prairie dogs, buffalo and wildlife 

viewing. 

Long X Visitor Center and 

Museum, Watford City 

Features the area’s cultural, 

geological, historical and 

geographic attractions. 

Killdeer Mountain Four Bears 

Scenic Byway, Killdeer 

This scenic byway leads travelers 

around sweeping curves, up and 

down hills and through Badlands 

landscapes. 

Pitchfork Fondue, Medora 

Lewis and Clark Riverboat, 

Bismarck 

Day 3 

Knife River Indian Villages 

National Historic Site, Stanton 

The meeting place of Lewis 

and Clark and Indian guide, 

Sakakawea, and her husband, 

Charbonneau. 

Lewis and Clark Interpretive 

Center, Washburn 

Exhibits and interpretive program 

on native people, Karl Bodmer’s 

art and the Lewis & Clark 

Expedition. 

Fort Mandan Visitor’s Center, 

Washburn 

Lewis and Clark’s reconstructed 

winter fort of 1804-1805. 

North Dakota Capitol Building, 

Bismarck 

Unique 19-story art deco 

“Skyscraper on the Prairie.” 

North Dakota Heritage Center, 

Bismarck 

Largest state museum featuring 

exhibits on history, immigration, 

early native people, dinosaurs, 

the Lewis & Clark Expedition and 

Indian War period. 


Bismarck 

150-passenger riverboat offering 

cruises on the mighty Missouri 

River with scenic views of 

Bismarck (east) and Mandan 

(west) and natural riverbottom 

land. 

Prairie Fire Pottery, Beach 


Scheels Ferris Wheel, Fargo 

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Devils Lake 

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Grand Forks 

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Medora 


Dickinson 

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Border to Border to Canada 

along the Red River of the North 

International Peace Garden, 

Dunseith 

Luscious, rich farmlands stretch for miles on either side of the Red River, a rare, 

north-flowing waterway. This “gateway” to America’s West holds true from the 

first United States military fort in what became North Dakota, to the rise of 

American bonanza farms and railroads that carried abundant wheat and grains 

across the nation. Your tour group can celebrate Scandinavian heritage, throw 

in a line at “Catfish Days” or experience fun events like Ribfest, Blues Fest, arts 

and craft fairs and performing arts in the parks. Find Internet links and Web 

addresses for these attractions at NDtourism.com. 


Day 1 

Bagg Bonanza Farm, Mooreton 

Westward expansion still 

preserved at a genuine American 

bonanza farm. 

Prairie Rose Carousel, Wahpeton 

Pick a horse of many colors or 

enjoy a bench, just make sure you 

take a ride. 

Chahinkapa Zoo, Wahpeton 

More than 200 animals from six 

continents and 60 species. 

Fort Abercrombie State Historic 

Site, Abercrombie 

First U.S. military fort in what 

would become North Dakota 

guarded the oxcart trails, supply 

wagon trains, stagecoaches and 

steamboat traffic of the Red River. 

Fargo Theatre, Fargo 

Historic landmark features a 

“Mighty Wurlitzer” pipe organ and 

hosts the Fargo Film Festival. 

Roger Maris Museum, Fargo 

Museum dedicated to baseball 

great Roger Maris, who grew up in 

Fargo and is famous for hitting 61 

home runs in 1961. 

Scheels Wheel, Fargo 

A 45-foot, 12-car, 1953 park-style 

Ferris wheel inside the world’s 

largest all-sports store. 

Fort Abercrombie, Abercrombie 

West Acres, Fargo 

Day 2 

Bonanzaville, West Fargo 

Large collection of artifacts, 

historic homes, air museum, 

blacksmith shop and more. 

Fargo Air Museum, Fargo 

More than 20 civilian and 

military aircraft and many 

exhibits honoring military and air 

explorers. 

Center for Aerospace Sciences, 

University of North Dakota, 

Grand Forks 

Features an atmospherium, high 

altitude chamber, flight and air 

traffic control simulators and the 

Regional Weather Information 

Center. 

North Dakota Museum of Art, 

Grand Forks 

Exhibitions and permanent 

collections of regional, national 

and international fine art. 

Ralph & Betty Engelstad Arena, 

Grand Forks 

Home to UND’s nationally-ranked 

hockey team. Built for $100 million 

by a former player and founder 

of the Las Vegas Imperial Palace 

Casino. 

Pembina State Museum, Pembina 

Features a seven-story observation 

tower with a panoramic view. 

Fargo Theatre 

Day 3 

Gingras Trading Post, Walhalla 

Original standing structure built by 

Euro-Americans in North Dakota. 

Frost Fire Mountain Ski Lodge/ 

Summer Theater, Walhalla 

Downhill skiing and dramatic 

stage performances at the outdoor 

summer theater. 

Icelandic State Park, Cavalier 

Camp by the lake and visit 

the Pioneer Heritage Center, 

Gunlogson Homestead and the 

nature preserve. 

Rendezvous Region Scenic 

Backway 

11.5 miles winding along 

the Pembina River. Enjoy the 

panorama of the Pembina Gorge 

plus the recreational, historical 

and natural scenic opportunities of 

the area. 


Dunseith 

Straddles the international 

border with Canada and features 

150,000 flowers, Peace Chapel, 

International Music Camp, 120foot 

Peace Tower and a 9/11 

Memorial built with steel from the 

World Trade Center. 

Mystical Horizons, Carbury 

North Dakota’s “Stonehenge” 

of the prairie with breathtaking 

views. 

Frost Fire Theater, Walhalla 


Downtown Valley City 

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Branch Across Interstate 94 

Let your tour loose for shopping like there’s no 

tomorrow, fine dining, exquisite art, theater 

presentations and special events. Wait, there’s more! 

Show them legendary treasures along the way — listening to folklore of white 

buffalo, digging into dinosaur discoveries and finding yourself in colorful canyon 

lands that clearly must hold secrets. Find Internet links and Web addresses for 

these attractions at NDtourism.com. 



Day 1 

Fargo Theatre, Fargo 

Historic landmark featuring a 

“Mighty Wurlitzer” pipe organ and 

the Fargo Film Festival. 

Plains Art Museum, Fargo 

Accredited art museum featuring 

national and regional exhibits. 





Shopper’s haven in the 13th 

Avenue Southwest area, West 

Fargo and Fargo 

Super sports, outlet and big brand 

shopping, plus craft and kitchen 

stores galore! 

Rosebud Visitor Center, 

Valley City 

Interpretation of the Sheyenne 

Valley, Agriculture Hall of Fame 

and an 1881 railroad car. 

National Buffalo Museum, 

Frontier Village & World’s 

Largest Buffalo, Jamestown 

Buffalo herd featuring rare albino 

buffalo, plus a 60-ton concrete 

buffalo and Frontier Village. 

Dakota Dinosaur 

Museum, Dickinson 



Day 2 


Bismarck 

Largest state museum features 





Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park, 

Mandan 

Military command post featuring 

the reconstructed home of General 

George Custer and his wife, Libbie. 

On-A-Slant Indian Village, 

Mandan 

Mandan Indian earthlodge village 

within Fort Abraham Lincoln State 

Park. 

Five Nations Art Depot, Mandan 

Authentic American Indian bead 

work, music, paintings, jewelry, 

sculptures and baskets. 


Dickinson 

Showcasing the prehistoric life 

of North Dakota, including T-Rex 

and life-size Triceratops and 

Pachycephalosaurus. 


Historic Germans-from-Russia 

stone house, Norwegian stabbur 

and veteran’s chapel. 

Custer House at Fort 

Lincoln 

Day 3 

Theodore Roosevelt National 

Park, Medora 

Located in the beautiful Badlands 

and named for the President who 

lived here. Features Theodore 

Roosevelt’s cabin from the Maltese 

Cross Ranch and a 36-mile loop 

drive through the park with a 

view of buffalo, deer, elk, bighorn 

sheep, wild horses, mule deer and 

prairie dog towns. 

North Dakota Cowboy Hall Of 

Fame, Medora 

Showing the life of cowboys, 

homesteaders and trail drivers. 

See Sitting Bull’s headdress! 

Chateau de Morés State Historic 

Site, Medora 

The frontier home of the famous 

French nobleman who founded the 

city of Medora. 


A real western steak meal served 

on the bluffs overlooking Medora. 

Medora Musical follows. 


Must-see Broadway-style variety 

show and colorful production 

at the spectacular Burning 

Hills Amphitheatre. Western 

entertainment and a patriotic 

salute are part of each show! 

Plains Art Museum, Fargo 


Sunflowers on the Prairie 

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Devils Lake 

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Grand Forks 

29 

Medora 


Dickinson 

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Bread, Butter and Jam Ag Tour 

What do generations of handed-down recipes and North Dakota have common? 

Families, recipes, farmlands and agricultural tours will show your tour group how 

French fries, noodles and pasta are shaped. The bright colors of sunflowers, wheat, 

canola and flaxseed fill the farmlands and make it to our tables through delicious 

family recipes and herbs. Bring back memories of grandma in the kitchen at the 

Bagg Bonanza Farm. Tour agriculture facilities and get a flavor of pastas from the 

Dakota Growers Pasta Company. Jam up the bread by picking fresh raspberries and 

learn how to spice up old family recipes at gardenDwellers Farm. Find Internet links 

and Web addresses for these and more agricultural attractions at NDtourism.com. 


Day 1 

Bagg Bonanza Farm, Mooreton 

Westward expansion still 

preserved at a genuine American 

bonanza farm. 





Northern Crops Institute, Fargo 

Learning center for developing and 

marketing of regional agriculture 

and value-added processing. 

Crary Industries, West Fargo 

Pioneer spirit and pride that 

develops farm equipment to be 

distributed worldwide. 

Cattle seen grazing 


Bismarck 

Day 2 

USDA-ARS Grand Forks Human 

Nutrition Research Center, 

Grand Forks 

Research center generating 

knowledge of healthy foods and 

diets. 

gardenDwellers Farm, Churchs 

Ferry 

North Dakota’s largest herb farm 

with workshops and tours, plus a 

walking labyrinth. 

Dakota Growers Pasta Company, 

Carrington 

Premium pasta products and 

ingredients marketed throughout 

North America and beyond. 

Patrie’s Raspberries, Bowdon 

Pick your own raspberries when 

in season, or visit the gift shop 

anytime! 

Canola Field 

Buckstop Junction Corn Feed, 

Bismarck 

Day 3 

Duratech Industries 

International, Jamestown 

Largest manufacturer of hay 

processing equipment, industrial 

grinders for recycling wood and 

other products. 


Bismarck 






Northern Great Plains Research 

Center, Mandan 

USDA center conducts research 

and develops environmentally 

sound practices to add value to 

foods, feed and bio-energy crops. 

Ukrainian Cultural Institute, 

Dickinson 

Cheese button factory, Ukrainian 

Pysanka, folk art and research 

library. 


Dickinson 


Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center, Washburn 

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Devils Lake 

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Grand Forks 

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Medora 


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Explore More With Lewis and Clark 

Lewis and Clark may have paved the trail, but your tour group can explore the 

West in North Dakota style. It can spin the wheel at one of our casinos or ride 

the Lewis and Clark riverboat on a Missouri River excursion. Modern-day trails 

lead to Indian villages, mounds and forts. Take in the picturesque view of one 

of the largest manmade lakes in the nation and visit the legendary site of John 

Jacob Astor’s fur-trading company, Fort Union Trading Post National Historic Site. 

Find Internet links and Web addresses for these attractions at NDtourism.com. 

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Fort Buford

, Williston 

Day 1 

Prairie Knights Casino, Fort 

Yates 

Big-name entertainment, fine 

dining and Vegas-style gaming. 

Sitting Bull Burial Site State 

Historic Site, Fort Yates 

Memorial site to one of the great 

American Indian leaders. 


Mandan 

Military command post and home 

of General George Custer and his 

wife, Libbie. 


Mandan 

Mandan Indian earthlodge village 

within Fort Abraham Lincoln State 

Park. 


Bismarck 




Bismarck 







Bismarck 



River. 


Mandan 

Day 2 

Lewis & Clark Interpretive 


Exhibits and interpretive programs 



Expedition. 


Washburn 



Lake Sakakawea and Garrison 

Dam, Pick City 

Giant hydroelectric dam and one 

of the nation’s largest manmade 

lakes. 

Paul Broste Rock Museum, 

Parshall 

Private collector’s large rock 

exhibit, featuring rocks from all 

over the world. 

Three Tribes Museum, New Town 

Features native culture and 

heritage of the Mandan, Hidatsa 

and Arikara people. 

Four Bears Casino & Resort, 

New Town 

Vegas-style gaming on the shores 

of beautiful Lake Sakakawea. 

Five renowned casinos 

Killdeer Mountains 

Day 3 

Missouri-Yellowstone Confluence 

Interpretive Center, Williston 

Where two great American rivers 

meet. 

Fort Buford State Historic Site, 


Site where legendary Lakota chief 

Sitting Bull surrendered to the 

U.S. Army. 

Fort Union Trading Post National 

Historic Site, Williston 

Center of the historic early 

American fur trade. Part of the 

National Park System. 



The area’s cultural, geological, 

historical and geographic 

attractions. 



North unit of the national park 

with popular vistas, prairie dogs, 

buffalo and wildlife viewing. 

Day 4 

Killdeer Mountain Battlefield 

State Historic Site, Killdeer 

Battlefield where 2,200 troops 

commanded by General Alfred 

Sully fought 6,000 Sioux Indians. 

Pfennig Wildlife Museum, Beulah 

Hosts the largest individual wildlife 

collection on display in North 

Dakota. 



The meeting place of Lewis and 

Clark and Sakakawea, and her 

husband, Charbonneau. 

Lake Sakakawea 


Ukrainian Dancers, Dickinson 

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Devils Lake 

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Grand Forks 

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Medora 


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Fargo Air Museum 

Families, Friends and Neighbors Tour 

Wallet … camera … grandkids. Now that you’re packed and ready to go, let the 

fun and games begin. North Dakota is a land of water parks and waterslides, 

rock climbing and camping, biking and swimming, horseback riding, canoeing 

and so much more for families and friends. Find Internet links and Web 

addresses for these attractions at NDtourism.com. 


Day 1 

Children’s Museum At Yunker 

Farm, Fargo 

Hands-on experiences with more 

than 50 exhibits, a children’s 

railroad, mini golf and carousel. 

Thunder Road Family Fun Park, 

Fargo 

Go-kart track, batting cage, video 

arcade and two 18-hole mountainstyle 

mini golf courses. 

Fargo Air Museum, Fargo 

More than 20 civilian and military 

aircraft and many exhibits 

honoring military and air explorers. 

Red River Zoo, Fargo 

More than 75 species, including 

slender-tailed Meerkats, Bactrian 

camel and red pandas. 

Heritage Hjemkømst Center, 

Moorhead, Minn. 

Authentic handmade Viking 

longship that was sailed to Norway 

in 1982. 

Day 2 

Historic Bridges Tour, Valley City 

Beautiful bridges, including one of 

the highest bridges on the former 

Northern Pacific Railway. 

Valley City State University 

Planetarium, Valley City 

Spectacular planetarium with a 

24-foot dome roof. 

Sheyenne National Grassland, 

Lisbon 

25 miles of birding and wildlife 

viewing. 

Sheyenne River Valley National 

Scenic Byway, Valley City 

North Dakota’s only nationally 

recognized scenic byway. 

Raging Rivers Waterpark, 

Mandan 

Fort Ransom State Historic Site 

and Park, Fort Ransom 

Rent a canoe or kayak or hike 

a trail to the site of a 200-man 

military post from 1867 to 1872. 







Day 3 


Bismarck 




Bismarck 

Largest state museum featuring 





Gateway to Science, Bismarck 

Experiments with a hands-on 

element. Learning for all ages. 

SuperSlide Amusement Park, 

Bismarck 

Bumper cars, superslide, Ferris 

wheel. Something for all ages. 

Raging Rivers Waterpark and 

Speed World Golf and Games, 

Mandan 

Two 66-foot speed slides, two 45foot 

inner tube slides and an 800foot 

lazy river tube ride. 

Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park 

and On-A-Slant Indian Village, 

Mandan 


of General George Custer and 

reconstructed Mandan Indian 

village. 

Valley City Tour of Bridges 


Bismarck 




Day 4 


Dickinson 

Showcasing the prehistoric life of 

North Dakota. 


Scandinavian and German heritage 

featured. 


Dickinson 

Summer festivals featuring 

Ukrainian cultural exhibits and 

dance, folk arts. 

Doll House Museum, Medora 

A collection of antique dolls and 

toys housed in the VonHoffman 

House. 


Site, Medora 

Elegant 26-room home of the 

famous French nobleman, the 

Marquis de Morés. 

North Dakota Cowboy Hall of 

Fame, Medora 

Cowboys and horses, rodeos and 

ranching, and exhibits and displays 

of Indian regalia. 


Broadway-style production offering 

great family entertainment with 

western and patriotic salutes. 



Features Theodore Roosevelt’s 

ranch cabin, hiking and horseback 

trails and buffalo, deer, elk, 

bighorn sheep, wild horses, mule 

deer and prairie dog towns. 

Cavalry Square, Mandan 


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Devils Lake 

Fort McKeen Blockhouse, Mandan 

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Grand Forks 

29 

Medora 


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Heart of North Dakota Tour 

Whatever your mode of transportation, get ready for some fun-filled days. Take 

your tour group through prairies and coteaus and over rippling rivers and big 

lakes. Be in two countries at the same time at the International Peace Garden 

and feel “centered” at the Geographical Center of North America. Take a 

second look at the rare albino buffalo scattered in the herd at Jamestown. Find 

Internet links and Web addresses for these attractions at NDtourism.com. 

North Dakota Group Travel Guide 19 NDtourism.com 800-435-5663 

North Dakot 

Center, Bism

a Heritage 

arck 

Day 1 


Mandan 


of General George Custer and his 

wife, Libbie. 


Mandan 

Reconstructed Mandan Indian 

earthlodge village within Fort 

Abraham Lincoln State Park. 


Bismarck 




Bismarck 







Bismarck 




Day 2 

Lewis & Clark Interpretive 


Exhibits and interpretive programs 



Expedition. 

Smiles at Theodore 

Roosevelt National Park 


Washburn 





The meeting place of Lewis and 

Clark with Sakakawea and her 

husband, Charbonneau. 

Scandinavian Heritage Park, 

Minot 

Features a Norwegian house, 

Danish windmill, Swedish Dala 

horse, stave church and more. 

Day 3 

Geographical Center of North 

America & Northern Lights 

Tower, Rugby 

Two tributes to our great continent 

and to the stunning Aurora 

Borealis. 


Dunseith 

Straddles the international 

border with Canada and features 

150,000 flowers, Peace Chapel, 

International Music Camp, 120foot 

Peace Tower and a 9/11 

Memorial built with steel from the 

World Trade Center. 

Turtle Mountain Scenic Byway 

Scenic drive through the Turtle 

Mountains among forests, 

farmsteads and pasture land. 

Frontier Village, Jamestown 

Lake Metigoshe, Bottineau 

Beautiful lake surrounded by aspen 

forests and the Old Oak Trail, a 

National Recreation Trail. 

Day 4 

Fort Totten State Historic Site, 

Fort Totten 

Among the best preserved of the 

historic American frontier Army 

forts. 

Sullys Hill National Game 

Preserve, Fort Totten 

Features bison and elk, a visitor 

center and interpretive trails. 

Originally a national park. 







Walk The Trail of Louis L’Amour, 


Self-guided walking tour of the 

hometown of western author Louis 

L’ Amour. 

World’s Largest Sandhill Crane, 

Steele 

“Sandy” stands 40-feet tall and 

overlooks an informational and 

learning site. 

Fort Totten, Fort Totten 

Lake Metigoshe 


Knife River Indian Villages, Stanton 

2 


Devils Lake 

85 83 

Grand Forks 

29 

Medora 


Dickinson 

94 



Fort Buford, Williston 

Natural Waves & Native Ways 

Waves of wheat greeting your group as you drive by will surely bring a smile 

to their faces, as will the friendliness of the people they meet along the way. 

Visitors are welcome to explore the tribal lands and discover the beauty of 

Indian culture and powwow tradition. See the natural habitat of the national 

parks with buffalo roaming and deer grazing on the grasslands. Find Internet 

links and Web addresses for these attractions at NDtourism.com. 


Day 1 

Divide County Museum, Crosby 

Print shop, jail and 24 unique 

buildings in this pioneer village. 

Writing Rock State Historic Site, 

Grenora 

Pictographs inscribed by American 

Indians to tell the story of worship 

and hunting. 




meet. 



Site where legendary Lakota Chief 

Sitting Bull surrendered to the U.S. 

Army. 






Four Bears Casino & Resort, New 

Town 

Vegas-style gaming on the shore 



Features native culture and 

heritage of the Mandan, Hidatsa 

and Arikara people. 

Four Bears Bridge, New Town 

Bridge honors 19 tribal chiefs of 

the Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara 

Indian tribes. 

Crow Flies High Butte, New Town 

Breathtaking view of Lake 

Sakakawea, where William Clark 

waited to reunite with Meriwether 

Lewis. 

Writing Rock State Historic 

Site, Grenora 

Day 2 

Wolf’s Trading Post, New Town 

Old West trading post with 

beadwork and crafts made by 

American Indian artists. 



Features the area’s cultural, 

geological, historical and 

geographic attractions. 



North unit of the national park with 

popular vistas, prairie dogs, buffalo 

and wildlife viewing. 

Killdeer Mountain Battlefield 

State Historic Site, Killdeer 

Battlefield where 2,200 troops 

commanded by General Alfred 

Sully fought 6,000 Sioux Indians. 

Old Grassy Butte Post Office, 

Grassy Butte 

Unique museum built of logs 

and sod in 1912 is listed on the 

national register. 

Little Missouri National 

Grasslands 

Largest and most diverse of the 19 

grasslands found in the western 

U.S. covers more than one million 

acres. 

“Bully,” The Play, Medora 

One-act play of Theodore 

Roosevelt as President, father, 

husband and hunter. 


A real western steak meal served 

on the bluffs overlooking Medora. 

Medora Musical to follow. 


Must-see, Broadway-style variety 

show and colorful production 

at the spectacular Burning 

Hills Amphitheatre. Western 

entertainment 

and a 

patriotic 

salute are 

part of each 

show! 

United Tribes International 

Powwow, Bismarck 

Day 3 


Site, Medora 

The frontier home of the famous 

French nobleman who founded the 

city of Medora. 

Doll House Museum, Medora 

Collection of antique dolls and toys 

housed in the Von Hoffman House 

built by the Marquis. 



Located in the beautiful Badlands 

and named for the President who 

lived here. Features Theodore 

Roosevelt’s cabin from the Maltese 

Cross Ranch and a 36-mile loop 

drive through the park with a 

view of buffalo, deer, elk, bighorn 

sheep, wild horses, mule deer and 

prairie dog towns. 

North Dakota Cowboy Hall of 

Fame, Medora 

Showing the life of cowboys, 

homesteaders and trail drivers. 

See Sitting Bull’s headdress! 

Enchanted Highway, Gladstone to 

Regent 

Thirty-two miles featuring world’s 

largest metal sculptures designed 

for imagination and fun. 

White Butte, Amidon 

North Dakota’s highest point at 

3,506 feet. 

Pioneer Trails Regional Museum, 

Bowman 

Explore fossils and history; 

participate in field expeditions of 

fossil-bearing sites. 

Enchanted Highway, 

Gladstone to Regent 


Scandinavian Heritage Park, Minot 

2 


Devils Lake 

85 83 

Grand Forks 

29 

Medora 


Dickinson 

94 



Fort Union Trading Post, 


Scenery One, Take 2 and Action! 

U.S. Highway 2 certainly looks straight on your North Dakota map. Yet with 

all the points of interest along the way, your tour group will weave through 

history, culture, scenery, popular attractions and first-class city fun. It will 

see frontier forts where the Yellowstone and Missouri rivers meet. It will see 

the center of the continent and the center of our Scandinavian heritage. It 

will shop, dine and visit a world-renowned college for aerospace sciences. It 

will play at a casino, visit museums and see bison and elk roaming free. Find 

Internet links and Web addresses for these attractions at NDtourism.com. 


Day 1 




meet. 



Site where legendary Lakota chief 

Sitting Bull surrendered to the U.S. 

Army. 






Four Bears Casino & Resort, 

New Town 

Vegas-style gaming on the shores 



Features the heritage and culture 

of the Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara 

people. 

Delicious dining 

Pheasant rooster 

Day 2 

Scandinavian Heritage Park, 

Minot 

Features a Norwegian house, 

Danish windmill, Swedish Dala 

horse, stave church and more. 

Pointe of View Winery, Minot 

A local winery capturing the flavor 

of native fruits and honey. 

Dakota Territory Air Museum, 

Minot 

Features military and civilian 

aircraft dating from 1928. 

Geographical Center of North 

America & Northern Lights 

Tower, Rugby 

Two tributes to our great continent 

and to the stunning Aurora 

Borealis. 

Fort Totten State Historic Site, 

Fort Totten 

Among the best preserved of the 

historic American frontier Army 

forts. 

Lake Region Pioneer Daughters 

Museum, Devils Lake 

Featuring American Indian artifacts 

and family heirlooms. 

Sullys Hill National Game 

Preserve, Fort Totten 

Features bison and elk, a visitor 

center and interpretive trails. 

Originally a national park. 

UND hockey, Grand Forks 

Day 3 

Riverwalk Centre, Grand Forks 

Shopping, dining and unique 

specialty shops in beautiful 

downtown Grand Forks. 

North Dakota Museum of Art, 

Grand Forks 

Exhibitions and permanent 

collections of regional, national and 

international fine art. 

Center for Aerospace Sciences, 

University of North Dakota, 

Grand Forks 

Featuring an atmospherium, high 

altitude chamber, flight and air 

traffic control simulators and the 

Regional Weather Information 

Center. 

Ralph & Betty Engelstad Arena, 

Grand Forks 

Home to UND’s nationally-ranked 

hockey team. Built for $100 million 

by a former player and founder 

of the Las Vegas Imperial Palace 

Casino. 

Grand Forks County Historical 

Myra Museum, Grand Forks 

Dedicated to the pioneer women 

who settled the region. Features 

cultural and ethnic displays. 

Sullys Hill, Devils Lake 

Five renowned casinos 


Medora Musical 

Devils Run Car Show, Devils Lake 

Annual Events and Festivals 

The “most outgoing” – that’s another way we’ve been described by the university folks 

who said we’re so friendly. Well, we suspect your tour group is pretty outgoing as well. 

So it will fit in well and have a great time at our many events and festivals celebrating 

arts, culture, heritage and just about anything else that seems worth celebrating. 

You’re all invited, and it’s going to be fun! Find a complete listing of events and 

festivals at NDtourism.com. 

Grand Cities Art Fest, Grand 

Forks 


April - third weekend 

University of North Dakota Indian 

Association Time-Out Wacipi, 

Grand Forks 

Celebration of American Indian 

culture. Enjoy music, dancers and 

history presentations. 

Memorial Day - 

Labor Day 


Broadway-style western musical 

includes singing, dancing and 

national variety acts. 

Memorial Day 

weekend 

Devils Run Car Show & Rod Run, 

Devils Lake 

A variety of cars at this large rod 

run and car show. 

June - second 

weekend 

Grand Cities Art Fest, Grand 

Forks 

Arts and crafts vendors line up on 

both sides of the Red River and 

beautiful Greenway. 

Fort Lincoln Festival, Mandan 

Special presentations, military 

encampments, native crafts, 

music, food and outdoor 

performances. 

June - third weekend 

Lewis and Clark Days, Washburn 

Parade, street dance, vendors, 

antique car show and crafts fair. 

July - second weekend 

Sodbuster Days, Fort Ransom 

Horse farming, pioneer skills and 

crafts, music and family show. 

Tatanka Festival, Jamestown 

Rare albino buffalo birthday 

celebration with crafts, foods, 

activities and parade. 

July - third weekend 

Ukrainian Cultural Festival, 

Dickinson 

Three-day festival with Ukrainian 

food, tours, dances and concert. 

August - first weekend 

“FAME” Summer Festival, 

International Peace Garden near 

Dunseith 

Fun, art, music, food, car show, 

ballet and concerts. 

August - third 

weekend 

Fargo Blues Festival, Fargo 

World-class blues bands, vendors 

and food. 

August - fourth 

weekend 

Fort Union Trading Post 

Rendezvous & Living History, 


Re-enactors portray American Fur 

Company employees and American 

Indians of the 19th century. 

September - first 

weekend 

United Tribes International 

Powwow, Bismarck 

Celebration and competition of 

dancers and singers from the U.S. 

and Canada. 

End of September - 

first week of October 

Norsk Høstfest, Minot 

Celebrate heritage and culture of 

five Nordic countries with food, 

crafts, music and world-class 

entertainment. 

November-December 

- last weekend of 

November, first 

two weekends of 

December 

Dickens Village Festival, Garrison 

Three weekends full of Christmas 

spirit with street vendors, 

carolers, parade and 

performances of “A 

Christmas Carol.” 

Powwows held statewide 

Free Things To Do 

There are some great reasons why 

organizations like AAA keep saying 

North Dakota is one of the most 

affordable vacation destinations 

in the United States. One reason 

is all the FREE attractions and 

activities. From historical sites, to 

museums, to a downtown sidewalk 

signed and imprinted by favorite 

Hollywood and Nashville stars — 

we have a lot to show, and we’re 

happy to share! 

• Chief Looking’s Village Historic 

Site, Bismarck 

• Double Ditch Indian Village, 

Bismarck 

• North Dakota Heritage Center, 

Bismarck 

• State Capitol Tour, Bismarck 

• Celebrity Walk of Fame, Fargo 

• Roger Maris Museum, Fargo 

• Walk of Fame, Fargo 

• Japanese Garden, Grand Forks 

• The Greenway, Grand Forks 

• Frontier Village, Jamestown 

• Five Nations Arts Center, Mandan 

• Scandinavian Heritage Park, 

Minot 

• Knife River Indian Villages 


• Assumption Abbey, Richardton 

• Enchanted Highway, Regent 

• Geographical Center of North 

America, Rugby 

• Eight Bridges Tour, Valley City 

• Fort Union Trading Post National 


• 10 Scenic Byways and Backways 

Look for more unique “Free things 

to do,” on NDtourism.com. 

Fargo Blues Festival 


Enjoy the beauty of North Dakota’s Wild Flowers. 

Receptive Operator and Step-on Guide Services 

The following companies have experience in offering a full complement of receptive tour planning 

services, as well as prepackaged tours of North Dakota and the region. They are willing to provide 

references. 

A and B Tours - Minot 

800-440-2690 

info@abtoursonline.com 

abtoursonline.com 

American Express/Satrom 

Travel and Tours - Bismarck 

800–833-8787 

info@satromtravel.com 

satromtravel.com 

Brekke Tours - Grand Forks 

800-437-5302 

tours@brekketours.com 

brekketours.com 

Globe International Travel - 


800-365-9737 

info@globevacations.com 

globevacations.com 

Norwegian Cultural Tours, Inc. 

- Fargo 

800-343-0093 

carrol@juventours.com 

juventours.com 

West-Pic Travel & Tours, Inc. - 

Niagra 

800-446-2711 

Shebby Lee Tours - 

Rapid City, SD 

800-888-8306 

shebby@shebbyleetours.com 

shebbyleetours.com 


Charter and Motorcoach 

Companies 

The following are licensed by the 

Department of Transportation 

for intrastate passenger travel. 

All have indicated they have the 

appropriate liability coverage 

and are prepared to provide 

information regarding their 

insurance coverage. 

Dakota Bus Service - Dickinson 

800-311-1966 

Offers 25 coaches for charters and 

tours and other travel services. 

Harlow’s Bus Service, Inc. - 

Bismarck 

800-450-1767 

neal.harlows@midconetwork.com 

harlowsbussales.com 

Offers services and parts, with 

a variety of coaches and school 

buses for charters, tours and other 

travel services. 

Hartley’s Charter Service - Rugby 

800-472-2988 

hsbuses@gondtc.com 

Offers several styles of coaches to 

comfortably seat 56 passengers. 

Parts and services department. 

Nodak-Dietrich Coaches & Tours 

Inc. - Jamestown 

800-626-2599 

Offers a variety of transportation 

from coaches to school buses all 

with comfort and style. 

Northland Bus Service, Inc. - 

Surrey 

701-839-2400 

Offers a variety of coaches and 

school buses for comfortable 

transportation. 

Valley Bus Charter & Rental - 

Fargo 

701-365-8518 

Offers a variety of coaches and 

school bus transportation with 

comfort and style. 

Additional RV or motorcoach 

services can be found on the Web 

site, NDtourism.com. 

Regulations 

Speed Limit 

75 miles/h (120 km/h) on 

interstate highways, except when 

otherwise posted around major 

cities; 65 miles/h (104 km/h) on 

all other primary and secondary 

highways, except when otherwise 

posted. 

Road Conditions 

701-328-7623 

Statewide Road Report 

Call 511, 1-866-MY ND or 

1-866-696-3511 

Emergency assistance 

800-472-2121 

Regulations for Interstate Buses 

ICC Operating Authority Buses 

entering North Dakota must 

have ICC operating authority and 

be enrolled in the Single State 

Registrations System (SSRS) prior 

to entering the state. 

Highway Use Permits 

North Dakota is a member of 

the International Registration 

Plan (IRP). IRP is a one-cab card 

registration system for interstate 

motor carriers. Commercial motor 

carriers register their vehicles 

for other states through their 

base state. A $20 permit must be 

purchased if not a member of the 

IRP. It is not necessary to obtain a 

permit prior to entry. 

nd.gov/ndhp 

Motor Fuel Tax Requirements 

Over-the-road operators that 

belong to the International Fuel 

Tax Agreement (IFTA) are exempt 

from trip permits in North Dakota. 

However, a $15 permit must be 

purchased if not a member of 

IFTA. It is not necessary to obtain 

a permit prior to entry. 

dot.nd.gov 

Passport Information 

The Department of Homeland 

Security (DHS) requires that all 

U.S. citizens and Canadian citizens 

crossing the Canadian or Mexican 

borders by land or sea be able to 

show documents proving identity 

and citizenship. cbp.gov/xp/cgov/ 

travel/vacation/ready_set_go 

U.S. Customs and Border 

Protection for North Dakota 

cbp.gov/xp/cgov/travel 

Get A Passport Now 

getapassportnow.com 

Passport and visas 

(US Department of State) 

travel.state.gov/visa/temp/ 

temp_1305.html 

A passport is recommended. For 

the most up-to-date passport 

requirements. Please visit 


Border Crossings 

United States Customs 

701-825-6551 

customs.gov 

Duty-Free Exemption 

cbp.gov/xp/cgov/travel/vacation/ 

kbyg/duty_free.xml 

North Dakota welcomes 

international travel. We invite 

you and your tour group to 

take advantage of the duty-free 

exemption as you cross between 

Canada and North Dakota. Visitors 

crossing the international border 

are allowed to cross with a certain 

amount of merchandise duty free. 

The duty-free exemption, also 

called the personal exemption, 

is the total value of merchandise 

you may bring back to the United 

States without having to pay duty. 

You may bring back more than 

your exemption, but you will have 

to pay duty on it. In most cases, 

the personal exemption is $800, 

but there are some exceptions to 

this rule. For a full explanation of 

allowed exemptions, please visit 


Duty-Free Border 

Crossings 

These duty-free gift shops are 

all accessible to people with 

disabilities and have motorcoach 

parking. Suggested minimum 

shopping time is 30 minutes. Ask 

about complimentary merchandise 

policy for driver and escort. Tour 

group appointment times are 

recommended. 

cbp.gov/xp/cgov/toolbox/contacts/ 

ports/nd/ 

Dunseith, North Dakota/ 

(International Peace Garden 

Crossing) Boissevain, Manitoba 

Duty Free Shop: 701-263-3147 

Fortuna, North Dakota/Oungre, 

Saskatchewan 


Pembina, North Dakota/ 

Emerson, Manitoba 


Portal, North Dakota/North 

Portal, Saskatchewan 



Fort Abraham Lincoln, Mandan 

CVB and Chamber Links 

Contact the local visitor’s bureau and chamber of commerce for help with planning your visit to these 

communities. 

Beach … Welcome to Golden 

Valley Country 

beachnd.com 

beachchamber@yahoo.com 

701-872-3121 

Belfield … Gateway to the West! 

belfieldnd.com 

701-575-8135 

Beulah … Small Town Appeal ... 

Big City Looks! 

beulahnd.org 

chamber@westriv.com 

800-441-2649 

Bismarck-Mandan ... What a Trip! 

discoverbismarckmandan.com 

visitnd@discoverbismarckmandan.com 

800-767-3555 

Bottineau … Your Resource for 

North Dakota’s Four Seasons 

Playground! 

bottineau.com 

bcc@utma.com 

800-735-6932 

Bowman County ... Big Time 

Style … Small Town Hospitality! 

bowmannd.com 

chamber@bowmannd.com 

866-752-2691 

Buffalo City – Jamestown … 

Be Part of the Legend! 

tourjamestown.com 

tourjamestown@jamestownnd.com 

800-222-4766 


Cando … Official Duck Capital of 

North Dakota! 

candond.com 

candobilling@gondtc.com 

701-968-3331 

Carrington ... The Central City! 

cgtn-nd.com 

chambergal@daktel.com 

800-641-9668 

Cavalier … The Heart of the 

Rendezvous Region! 

cavaliernd.com 

cacc@polarcomm.com 

701-265-8188 

Crosby ... Plains, Grains and 

Memory Lanes! 

crosbynd.com 

701-965-6436 

Devils Lake … Sportsman’s 

Paradise! 

devilslakend.com 

chamber@gondtc.com 

800-233-8048 

Dickinson ... The Western Edge! 

dickinsoncvb.com 

cvb@dickinsoncvb.com 

800-279-7391 

Drayton ... Catfish Capital of the 

North! 

draytonnd.com 

chamber@draytonnd.com 

701-454-3474 

Fargo-Moorhead ... Always 

Warm! 

fargomoorhead.org 

info@fargomoorhead.org 

800-235-7654 

Garrison ... Get Hooked on 

Garrison! 

garrisonnd.com 

ndfm@restel.com 

800-799-4242 

Grafton ... Make an Event of It! 

graftonevents.com 

gracha@polarcomm.com 

701-352-0781 

Grand Forks … Simply Grand! 

visitgrandforks.com 

info@visitgrandforks.com 

800-866-4566 

Harvey ... Not Just a Place, It’s 

an Experience! 

harveynd.com 

harveychamber@nd.com 

701-324-2604 

Hazen ... The Heart of 

Sakakawea Southshore! 

hazennd.org 

hazenchamber@westriv.com 

888-464-2936 

Hettinger … For a Better 

Community! 

hettingernd.com 

adamschmbr@ndsupernet.com 

701-567-2531 

Langdon ... Standing Proud on 

the Prairie! 

cityoflangdon.com 

langdonchamber@cityoflangdon.com 

701-256-3079 

Linton … Hunting and Fishing at 

its Finest! 

lintonnd.com 

info@linton.com 

701-254-4267 

McKenzie County … It’s What’s 

Beyond the Horizon that may 

Surprise You! 

4eyes.net 

jdodge@co.mckenzie.nd.us 

800-701-5804 

Medora ... Historic Treasure 

Nestled in the Beautiful Badlands 

of North Dakota! 

medorandchamber.com 

medorachamber@midstate.net 

701-623-4910 

Medora ... North Dakota’s #1 

Vacation! 

medora.com 

medora@medora.com 

800-633-6721 

Minot … Discover the “Magic” 

of Minot! 

visitminot.org 

cvb@srt.com 

800-264-2626 

New Rockford … The Spirit’s 

Alive in New Rockford! 

newrockford-nd.com 

701-947-2211 

New Town ... At the Heart of 

Lake Sakakawea! 

newtownchamber.com 

ntchamb@restel.net 

701-627-4812 

Oakes ... Four Seasons-Full 

Service Community! 

oakesnd.com 

oakesnd@drtel.net 

701-742-3508 

Rugby ... The Geographical 

Center of North America! 

rugbynorthdakota.com 

rugbychamber@stellarnet.com 

701-776-5846 

Standing Rock … Where Sitting 

Bull Lives On! Tatanka Iyotake 

Tuktec Ni Yeya! 

standingrocktourism.com 

ladonnabrave1@aol.com 

701-854-3698 

Valley City ... City of Bridges in 

the Heart of the Sheyenne River 

Valley! 

hellovalley.com 

chamber@hellovalley.com 

888-288-1891 

Velva … Welcome to the Star 

City! 

velva.net/home/html 

velvand@srt.com 

701-338-2660 

Wahpeton Breckenridge … Two 

States ... Two Cities ... One 

Community! 

wahpetonbreckenridgechamber.com 

info@wahpetonbreckenridgechamber. 

com 

800-892-6673 

Walhalla ... Valley of the Gods! 

tradecorridor.com/walhalla 

walchmbr@utma.com 

701-549-3939 

Washburn ... The Grandest Little 

City on the Missouri! 

washburnnd.com 

washburncvb@fortmandan.com 

888-462-8530 

West Fargo ... A Network of 

Opportunity! 

westfargochamber.com 

chamber@westfargochamber.com 

701-282-4444 

Williston … Experience the 

History, Live the Adventure! 

willistonNDtourism.com 

cvb@ci.williston.nd.us 

800-615-9041 

Wishek ... Come be a kid again! 

wishek-nd.com 

tlbek@bektel.com 

701-452-2371

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