North Dakota

A tranquil state on the northern Great Plains, whose highlight is the badlands landscape of Theodore Roosevelt National Park.

North Dakota lies in the north-central United States, bordering Canada. Most of it is flat, expansive farmland, while the west has the Missouri River and rugged badlands terrain. Theodore Roosevelt National Park is the state's main attraction, where you can see colorful badlands, bison and wild horses, and the town of Medora is full of Wild West cowboy flavor. Along the Missouri River there are also historic sites related to the Lewis and Clark expedition. Summer is the best season to travel; winters are bitterly cold. The airports of Fargo and Bismarck are the main gateways.

Destinations

• Theodore Roosevelt National Park

Itineraries

• Black Hills, Devils Tower & Theodore Roosevelt National Park – Go beyond the classic Black Hills sights to include caves, Devils Tower, and the colorful badlands of North Dakota.