MOTT Cannonball Trail Hwys 8 and 21 701-563-7213 1.5-mile natural walking path for nature lovers, bird watchers and exercise enthusiasts. Four Bears Bridge New Town 701-627-4812 Honors 19 chiefs of the MHA tribes. Longest bridge in North Dakota, spans nearly 1 mile. MHA Interpretive Center 9386 Hwy 23, Lake Sakakawea Rd 701-627-2238 mhainterpretivecenter.net Multipurpose facility interprets the history and culture of the MHA people. Features a museum and 500-seat amphitheater. Old 451 Main St 701-627-4812 Soo Line locomotive that has been restored and displayed. Pouch Point Bay and Recreation Area 16 miles S 701-421-01 12 citynewtownnd.com Camping, hiking, water recreation, picnic shelters, fishing, boat ramp & dock. River Willow (Seasonal) 202 Frontage Rd 800-294-5454 4bearscasino.com/things-to-do/river-willow “Gaming on the Lake” cruises each summer. This expansive vessel offers three decks of entertainment. Three Affiliated Tribes Museum 302 Frontage Rd 701-627-4477 travelmhanation.com Serves as heritage center to display and preserve history and culture of the Mandan, Hidatsa and Arikara people. Van Hook Resort/Traynor Park 8235 37th St NW 701-627-3377 vanhookresort.com 3 boat ramps with plenty of parking, fishing, acres of shoreline, swimming beaches, basketball & volleyball courts, horseshoe pits, pickleball court, cornhole pitch, picnic pavilions, 2 great playgrounds, ADA boat loading ramp, ADA boat loading lift, courtesy docks, gas station and convenience store. PAGE Empty Nest Blooms (Seasonal) 13979 19th St SE 701-799-2276 A cut-flower farm with You-Pick bouquets. Mott Gallery of History & Art Brown Ave 701-824-0288 discovermott.com/gallery History of area businesses, military, homesteaders and more. Mott Swimming Pool (Seasonal) 430 Brown Ave 701-824-2163 Swimming and special events throughout the summer. Stern Homestead 2 miles E on Hwy 21 701-824-2613 discovermott.com/stern-homestead Unique German-Russian architecture with living space, storage and animal shelter all under one roof. PARK RIVER Park River Swimming Pool (Seasonal) 340 Prospect Ave N 701-284-6640 parkriverparks.com/pool Larger heated pool with swimming and diving areas. Middle heated pool goes to 5 ft. Toddler pool. Parshall Bay Recreation Area 7949 35th St NW 701-862-3362 Camping, fishing, acres of shoreline, swimming beaches and more. Paul Broste Rock Museum 508 Main St N 701-862-3264 parshallnd.com/things-to-do/paulbrosterockmuseum Rock specimens from all over the world -cut, ground and polished into spheres. PARSHALL NAPOLEON Logan County Historical Society 708 Lake Ave W 701-269-4407 Historic buildings include a schoolhouse, first house in Logan County and church. PEKIN Napoleon Public Swimming Pool (Seasonal) 501 Main Ave 701-754-2212 Heated swimming pool with wading pool open from June to August. Nelson County Arts Council 121 Main St 701-296-4410 nelsoncountyarts.com Produces the largest judged art show in ND. PEMBINA NEW LEIPZIG MRISAR Institute of Science, Art & Robotics 21 Tiger Trail Ave 701-584-2141 mrisar.com “Hands-on” interactive robotics, science and art center. Designs in world-class science centers. New Rockford Area Chamber of Commerce New Rockford 701-947-221 1 cityofnewrockford.com Eddy County Museum 1 1 15 1st Ave N 701-947-2205 Frontier buildings include a school, church and depot with historic furnishings and exhibits. Pembina State Museum 805 Hwy 59 701-825-6840 history.nd.gov/historicsites/pembina/index.html Regional history in the permanent exhibit gallery. Temporary exhibits, store and 7-story viewing tower. Lake Sakakawea State Park 720 Park Ave 701-487-3315 parkrec.nd.gov/lake-sakakawea-state-park Wide range of water-based activities, facilities, marina, boat ramp, pontoon rentals and fishing. Arrowwood National Wildlife Refuge 7745 1 1th St SE 701-285-3341 fws.gov/refuge/arrowwood Lakes, marshes, grasslands, coulees, open for hunting and fishing. 9-mile leg of Totten Trail. PICK CITY NEW ROCKFORD NIAGARA Community Historical Site 1 10 2nd St 701-520-4178 1881 log cabin, a 1-room schoolhouse and an 1885 Congregational Church can be toured. Nome Schoolhouse 200 1st Ave 701-850-7764 nomeschoolhouse.com Beautifully restored schoolhouse offers fiber arts retreats, classes, the full “farm to needle” experience, events center and lodging. PINGREE Old Church Theatre 529 Central Ave 701-947-2174 dprca.com Remodeled church is Dakota Prairie Regional Center for the Arts main stage for theatrical productions. NOME PORTAL NEW SALEM New Salem Historical Society/Custer Trail Museum 900 N 8th St 701-426-1431 newsalem-nd.com/attractions.html School, church, blacksmith shop, 1910 house, railroad depot, farm machinery and cars. Salem Sue 8th Ave N 701-843-7828 salemsue.com “World’s Largest Holstein Cow,” stands 38 feet high and 50 feet long. Honors area dairymen. Standing Rock State Historic Site 54th St SE 701-328-2666 history.nd.gov/historicsites/standingrock/index.html Perched on a high hill overlooking the Sheyenne River are a series of four interconnected burial mounds. Portal Memorial Park and War Memorials 701-339-0033 Main St War memorials honoring area and local veterans and decorated veteran, Rodger Ray Hertel. Portal State Bank Museum Main St 701-339-0033 Bank restored to operating condition contains historical information and memorabilia. NORTHWOOD Northwood Pioneer Museum Raymond St & Washington Ave 701-587-5264 Displays from the early days in and around the Northwood community. RAY Ray Chamber of Commerce 101 Main St raynd.com 701-568-2204 Salem United Church of Christ 1 15 2nd St 701-843-7710 newsalem-nd.com/churches.html Organized in 1901 as first English-speaking congregation in New Salem. Northwood Pool (Seasonal) 404 Old Hwy 15 701-587-5931 Heated pool, diving board and kiddie wading pool. Open summer season only. Little Egypt Recreation Area 5150 109th Ave NW 701-580-1628 williamsnd.com/little-egypt Picnic areas, camping, beachcombing, swimming and non-motorized watercraft. Lund’s Landing Marina & Lodge 1 1350 Hwy 1804 701-568-3474 lundslanding.net Full-service resort with restaurant, cabins, camping, tipi camping, kayak, canoe and boat rentals, fishing, hunting, birding activities, golfing, and Lewis and Clark Interpretive Trail. Ray Opera House Museum 208 Score St 701-568-2204 raynd.com/community/ray_opera_house.php 1904 museum contains musical instruments, pioneer artifacts and an African display. The Tipi Trail 1 1350 Hwy 1804 701-641-0175 lundslanding.net/homepage.htm This 1-mile-long trail overlooks Lake Sakakawea. Begins and ends at Whitetail Bay. 12 interpretative plaques, birding and fishing, 5 picnic sites and viewing scopes. NEW TOWN OAKES New Town Chamber of Commerce 103 Soo Pl 701-627-4812 citynewtownnd.com Oakes Area Chamber of Commerce 501 Main Ave 701-742-3508 oakesnd.com/chamber 4 Bears Casino and Lodge 202 Frontage Rd 800-294-5454/701-627-4018 4bearscasino.com 200 hotel rooms, pool, corner cafe, 2 lounges, buffet, steakhouse, RV park and gaming. Crow Flies High Butte New Town 701-627-3550 parkrec.nd.gov/crow-flies-high-state-recreation-area Breathtaking view of Lake Sakakawea, Badlands bluffs and foundations of underwater town of Sanish. Earth Lodge Village Hwy 23 701-627-2243 travelmhanation.com Reconstruction of earthlodge village on the shores of Lake Sakakawea. Smaller lodges used for ceremonies and meetings. Dickey County Heritage Center 424 Main Ave 701-742-3034 oakesnd.com/history Furnished rooms from late 1800s/early 1900s. Exhibits of Biblical lamps, photographs, First Lady dolls and first judge’s chair. Dickey County Historical Park 2nd St S 701-710-0063 oakesnd.com/history 1-room schoolhouse, church, Burlington Northern caboose and depot and rare auto bridge. Oakes Swimming Pool (Seasonal) 106 10th St S 701-742-2481 Lap swimming, evening hours, water buckets, 150-foot water slide and diving boards. 88 HELLO NORTH DAKOTA
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