The 10 Places You Absolutely Must Visit In North Dakota This Spring
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Spring is here in North Dakota and we’re all itching to get back outside into that beautiful weather. As the prairie comes back to life, here are 10 places that are perfect for taking advantage of the springtime. It’s time to get that outdoor fix that you’ve been longing for all winter!
What better place to embrace spring than the Rainbow Garden and Sculpture Walk in Mayville, North Dakota? This unique, colorful garden is free to visit and each year they plant the most beautiful array of flowers. Among all these plants is unique and interesting sculptures from both local and national artists. Click here for more information.
This spectacular wildlife refuge has the most scenic views of the Upper Souris River and the grassy prairie hills surrounding it. These hills become a colorful masterpiece when the wildflowers start blooming, and you'll want to see them before they're gone. Click here for more information.
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This unusual yet fascinating park in North Dakota's capital city is a great springtime stop. Explore the paths that meander along the Missouri River, check out the keelboat the park is named for, and discover other art installations along the way. Click here for more information.
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The campsites at this great state park are perfect for springtime and early summer camping. You can pitch your own tent, check out their unusual yurts, rent a cabin or even a tipi. No matter how you decide to take on this experience, it is a must-do. Click here for more information.
Discover one of North Dakota's most enchanting towns, and a town that is also known as the "four seasons playground." Bottineau certainly lives up to that reputation! It has a charming downtown area along with being surrounded by breathtaking nature. No matter if you go in winter, spring, summer, or fall, you'll love it here - so be sure to check it out! Click here for more information.
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If you're going to visit Bottineau, then you definitely need to head over to Lake Metigoshe just about 14 miles away. This dazzling lake and the surrounding marsh and forests are full of new life in the spring. At certain times of the day the lake looks almost sapphire with how beautiful and pristine it is. Click here for more information.
There's no better outdoor playground in North Dakota than Medora. Located right in the heart of the badlands, this old west town and surrounding scenery are a treat for anyone, especially in the spring. The rugged landscape fills with a lush green and with both a national park and state park within a 5 minute driving distance of the town, you can't go wrong. Click here for more information.
This peaceful and serene state park is basically heaven on Earth for nature lovers. From the tranquil Turtle River to the paths through the dense trees around it, you'll be able to fully embrace the springtime here. Click here for more information.
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A unique bridge park lies within North Dakota's "city of bridges," Valley City. This park lies right alongside the Sheyenne River and is the perfect place for a picnic in the cool spring air. Who wouldn't love a view of one of the longest railroad bridges in the world like this? Click here for more information.
North Dakota's most remote spot has been calculated to be within the Fort Berthold Reservation near Lake Sakakawea. It is the one place in the state where you can be the farthest from any road or town, completely embracing nature as it is. Click here for more information.
Where are you planning on going in North Dakota this spring? You certainly wouldn’t go wrong with visiting these charming river towns throughout the state!
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