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

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.
Missouri-Yellowstone Confluence
Interpretive Center, Williston
Where two great American rivers
meet.
Fort Buford State Historic Site,
Williston
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.
Four Bears Casino & Resort, New
Town
Vegas-style gaming on the shore
of beautiful Lake Sakakawea.
Three Tribes Museum, New Town
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.
Long X Visitor Center and
Museum, Watford City
Features the area’s cultural,
geological, historical and
geographic attractions.
North Unit Theodore Roosevelt
National Park, Watford City
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.
Pitchfork Fondue, Medora
A real western steak meal served
on the bluffs overlooking Medora.
Medora Musical to follow.
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!
United Tribes International
Powwow, Bismarck
Day 3
Chateau de Morés State Historic
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.
South Unit 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!
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
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