So if ND won't come to WBN, then WBN must go to ND -- at least virtually. The North Dakota Tourism web site lists a number of things to do in North Dakota, many of them featuring the fantastic landscape.
My personal favorite is the Hidden Gems page on which they feature the Whirl-A-Whip famous ice cream: one tub of ice cream, 40 flavors.Other hidden gems:
Natural Gems
- Sheyenne National Grasslands, southwest of Fargo
- Denbigh Experimental Forest
- Killdeer Game Management Area, east of Killdeer
- Nature Conservancy Property at Davis Ranch
- Mushroom Rock Formations, Petrified Forest, North Unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park
- Huff Hills, south of Mandan
- Pembina Gorge, west of Walhalla
- Icelandic State Park
- Little Missouri State Park
- White Butte - Highest point in North Dakota-Amidon, ND
- St. Mary's Catholic Church, Hague
- Fairview Lift Bridge and railroad tunnel, Cartwright
- Stone Butte Ranch, south of Elgin
- Fort Ransom
- Scandinavian Heritage Park, Minot
- Pipestem Creek
- Crow Flies High overlook
- Chief Looking's Village overlook
- Mystical Horizons, near Carbury
- Lewis & Clark Riverboat, Bismarck
- Pioneer Trails Museum, Bowman
- Paul Broste Rock Museum
- Whirl-a-Whip, Stanley
- McHenry Train
- Dory's Antique Car Museum, Marmarth
- Five Nations Art Depot
- Prairie Fire Pottery
- Hotel Donaldson, Fargo
- Sundog Glass Design, Park River
So how about it -- anybody out there in North Dakota? Tell us about it!
