About North Dakota

North Dakota is positioned on the northern U.S. border between South Dakota, Minnesota, and Montana. The Canadian border stretches across the northern coast. In 1889, North Dakota become the 39th state to join the union.

The capital is the city of Bismark, which is home to a wide variety of historical and educational attractions, including a wide variety of museums and historic Indian village sites. There are also fun amusements for travelers to enjoy, such as the Super Slide Amusement Park and Steamboat Park. This city is also home to the Dakota Zoo.

For outdoor enthusiasts, North Dakota offers unique terrain that is ideal for hunting, fishing, and outdoor camping. There are also a wide variety of hiking trails for those who like to be out in the wilderness for adventurous explorations.

Other activities that visitors often enjoy in different regions of this state include night clubs and comedy clubs, antique shopping destinations, and unique transportation options including a quaint trolley, motorcycles, and even horseback rides.

Visitors who enjoy this state are those who want to get away from the crowds that flock to the more typical vacation spots throughout the country. They want to be out in the wilderness in a state with a low population, and they want to thoroughly relax. That is ultimately what North Dakota has to offer.

Cities in North Dakota