NATIONAL SITES A trip to North Dakota isn’t complete without a visit to one of these national treasures: • 1 Theodore Roosevelt National Park North and South Units (page 4) • 2 Fort Union Trading Post National Historic Site (page 20) • 3 Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site (page 52) • 4 International Peace Garden Fort Union Trading Post National Historic Site, near Williston 5 White Horse Hill • National Game Preserve Established as a National Park by Theodore Roosevelt, the Game Preserve was instrumental in revitalizing the populations of American bison and elk. Miles of nature and auto trails along North Dakota’s largest natural lake (Devils Lake) offer serene overlooks, 250 species of birds and blooming prairie owers. This 2,399-acre botanical garden on the North Dakota/Canada border honors the peace between our two nations. Camping, hiking, dining, special events and attractions, including the 9/11 Memorial, Peace Chapel and “Hands of Peace” sculpture, make this a photogenic vacation spot. FOR MORE INFORMATION, VISIT NDtourism.com/national-state-parks International Peace Garden, Dunseith Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site, near Stanton 38 1-800-HelloND (435-5663)
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