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

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.
Bonanzaville, West Fargo
Large collection of artifacts,
historic homes, air museum,
blacksmith shop and more.
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
National Buffalo Museum,
Jamestown
Day 2
North Dakota Heritage Center,
Bismarck
Largest state museum features
exhibits on history, immigration,
early native people, dinosaurs,
the Lewis & Clark Expedition and
Indian War period.
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.
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.
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.
Pitchfork Fondue, Medora
A real western steak meal served
on the bluffs overlooking Medora.
Medora Musical follows.
The Medora Musical, Medora
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
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