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IN NORTH DAKOTA, YOU’RE NEVER FAR FROM INVITING LOCAL COMMUNITIES READY TO SERVE YOU. While North Dakota is known for wide open spaces, visitors will find numerous cities full of amenities and unique antique shops, theaters, arts and entertainment. Your visit supports local economies and people who welcome you with a smile. WILLISTON Tap into the energy of this fast-growing hub for historic attractions and the outdoors. Enjoy arts at the Old Armory and James Memorial Art Center; Williston State College hockey; The Links of North Dakota; Chokecherry Festival; and the state’s largest indoor water park and recreation center. Check out Williston Brewing Company or fine dining at The Eleven. WATFORD CITY Gateway to Theodore Roosevelt National Park North Unit, visit the Long X Trading Post Visitor Center; enjoy sports and events at the Rough Rider Center and Wild West Water Park. Stay in a charming log cabin or deluxe hotel suite. Enjoy craft beers and wood-fired pizza at Stonehome Brewing or hand-cut steaks at Outlaws’ Bar and Grill. DICKINSON Visit “The Western Edge” to see the Badlands Dinosaur Museum showing the area’s prehistoric life; Theodore Roosevelt Center at Dickinson State University; Ukrainian Cultural Institute; and Roughrider Days. Check out Fluffy Fields Vineyard & Winery, Phat Fish Brewing or BrickHouse Grille for aged Angus beef and signature martinis. DEVILS LAKE This city shares a name with the renowned lake. Hunting and fishing guide services are available through outfitters and resorts like Woodland Resort. Play Creel Bay Golf Course, visit Lake Region Heritage Center and find unique downtown shopping. Enjoy dinner with a view at Proz Lakeside at the Cove or try The Ranch Steakhouse for steaks cooked to perfection. JAMESTOWN At the heart of the North Dakota Prairie is the hometown of author Louis L’Amour and the World’s Largest Buffalo. Other attractions include the National Buffalo Museum; University of Jamestown; Jamestown Arts Center; and outdoor recreation at Jamestown Reservoir. Enjoy the flavors of Sabir’s Buffalo Grill, Jonny B’s Brickhouse or Babb’s Coffee House. VALLEY CITY At the head of the Sheyenne River Valley National Scenic Byway is the City of Bridges. Tour many beautiful bridges connecting the vibrant downtown to parks and Valley City State University — home to the only planetarium in North Dakota. Enjoy downtown antique shops, the Rosebud Visitor Center and outdoor recreation at Lake Ashtabula. WAHPETON Along the Red River, see two of the world’s few southern white rhinos at Chahinkapa Zoo. Visit America’s second-oldest two-year public college, North Dakota State College of Science. Don’t miss the antique Prairie Rose Carousel, Red Door Art Gallery, Richland County Historical Museum and Bois de Sioux Golf Course with 18 holes spanning two states. UNIQUE FINDS • Peacock Mercantile, Hettinger Local artisan coffee, tea and baked goods. • Prairie Fire Pottery, Beach Studio and showroom featuring handmade, high-fire pottery. • Slavic Heritage Farm, Rugby Farm-fresh food and European garden workshops. • Cottonwood Cider House, Ayr Locally sourced hard ciders with a seasonal tasting room. • Badman Designs, Grand Forks Custom, one-of-a-kind metal pieces to fit any area of life. • Pride Dairy, Bottineau Best Ice Cream in North Dakota (USA Today). • A Touch of Honey®, Linton Local honey products like lip balms, lotions and shower gels. • Margie’s Art Glass Studio, Minot Glass, ceramic and coffee all in one studio. BRING YOUR WORK AND STAY AWHILE Communities across the state are ideal for longer stays, with equal access to vibrant downtowns and the outdoors. Find affordable new hotels and homes, exceptional internet and infrastructure, and big opportunities for business, arts, culture, dining, air travel and friendly faces.
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