Fort Stevenson State Park spans 586 acres on a peninsula along Lake Sakakawea's north shore in McLean County, North Dakota, four miles south of Garrison.
4 Bears Casino & Lodge in New Town, North Dakota, is owned by the Three Affiliated Tribes (Mandan, Hidatsa, and Arikara Nation) and located at 202 Frontage Road, 4 miles west of New Town on Highway 23 along Lake Sakakawea, having opened in 1993 with a major $95 million expansion completed by mid-2025.
The Flood Memorial Monument in Grand Forks, North Dakota, stands in Memorial Park along the Red River as an obelisk commemorating devastating floods, especially the catastrophic 1997 event that forced the evacuation of the city and destroyed structures like the Security Building on its site.
The Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center in Washburn, North Dakota, overlooks the Missouri River and focuses on the Corps of Discovery's winter encampment at Fort Mandan in 1804-1805, highlighting interactions with Mandan and Hidatsa peoples amid a historic trade crossroads.
The Ronald Reagan Minuteman Missile State Historic Site near Cooperstown, North Dakota, preserves two key remnants of the Cold War-era 321st Missile Wing from Grand Forks Air Force Base, including the intact Oscar-Zero Missile Alert Facility and the topside of the November-33 Launch Facility across 6,500 square miles.
Stadium Sports Bar & The Lodge in Bismarck, North Dakota, at 1247 W Divide Ave, is a popular dual-venue sports bar established in 2006 featuring pool tables, darts, blackjack, pull tabs, and shuffleboard rather than traditional casino slot machines or table games.
Painted Canyon Visitor Center serves as the main entry point to the South Unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park near Medora, North Dakota, accessible right off Interstate 94 at Exit 32, offering free admission, restrooms, a picnic area, and publication sales amid stunning panoramic overlooks of the colorful Badlands canyons carved by the Little Missouri River.
Little Missouri State Park covers over 6,000 acres of rugged badlands terrain in Dunn County, North Dakota, along the Little Missouri River near its confluence with Lake Sakakawea, about 10 miles north of Killdeer.
