Is ND on your bucket list? It should be.

[View as webpage]( Five things you have to experience in North Dakota [5 things you have to experience in North Dakota]( Your bucket list is one-of-a-kind, so put something truly unique on your list this summer. Whether it’s thrilling adventure or just seeing something new, North Dakota has unexpected fun for all tastes. 1. Park Enthusiasts [Theodore Roosevelt National Park – South Unit]( Theodore Roosevelt National Park - South Unit Pardon our forwardness, but we think North Dakota should be on everyone’s bucket list – especially [Theodore Roosevelt National Park]( with its perstine scenery, roaming wildlife and the kind of outdoor adventure that inspired our 26th President. Enjoy uncrowded trails, overlooks and visitor centers, and keep your eyes open for bison, elk, wild horses and more. If you only see one national park this year, make it Theodore Roosevelt National Park in the western North Dakota Badlands. 2. Thrill Seekers [Bike the Maah Daah Hey Trail]( Maah Daah Hey Trail, near Medora Bike, hike or run all 144 miles of the [Maah Daah Hey Trail]( - all at once or in return visits. It follows the Little Missouri River through rugged Badlands, passing by or through all three units of Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Bring your own gear or find outfitters nearby. 3. Time Travelers [Dancers at the Medora Musical]( Medora Musical, Medora Have an Old West adventure in [Medora]( at the Medora Musical and Pitchfork Steak Fondue. Before he was president, [Theodore Roosevelt]( was a larger-than-life character in the town’s history when he came to North Dakota as a hunter, rancher and deputy sheriff. (BONUS: Bring your clubs to play the picturesque, nationally-acclaimed Bully Pulpit Golf Course.) 4. History Buffs [Fort Union Trading Post]( Fort Union Trading Post National Historic Site, Williston Did you know Lewis and Clark spent more time in what would become North Dakota than in any other state? It’s true. This summer, visit the reconstructed [Fort Mandan]( near Washburn where they spent the winter of 1804-1805, as well as the nearby [Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site]( near Stanton where Sakakawea became the expedition’s famous interpreter. And don’t miss [Fort Union Trading Post National Historic Site]( near Williston, an important site of the fur trade era. 5. Good Neighbors [Fort Union Trading Post]( International Peace Garden, Dunseith Stand in two nations at once — one foot in Canada and one in the United States at the [International Peace Garden]( north of Dunseith. It’s a giant botanical garden celebrating peace between the two nations with more than 150,000 flowers planted each year. You’ll also see a 9/11 memorial sculpture made of steel girders from the World Trade Center’s twin towers. [North Dakota Logo - Be Legendary][Visit us at legendary.com to start planning your weekend getaway today.]([Stay updated on all the Legendary adventures North Dakota has to offer. Sign up for our newsletter.]( [Follow us on Facebook]( [Follow us on Twitter]( [Follow us on Pinterest]( [Follow us on Instagram]( [Watch us on Youtube]( For travel advice, comments or questions, email us at:[RULegendary@nd.gov](mailto:RULegendary@nd.gov?subject=info), call 1-800-435-5663 or write to the North Dakota Tourism Division, 1600 E. Century Ave., Suite 2, P.O. Box 2057, Bismarck, ND 58502-2057. StarTribune.com e-mail Offers contain messages from our advertisers about new products, sales, and special offers or in-store events. To stop receiving this category of e-mail Offers, [click here to unsubscribe](. [Manage email preferences]( View our [Privacy Policy](. This email was sent by: Star Tribune, 650 3rd Ave S Suite 1300 | Minneapolis, MN 55488 US © 2019 StarTribune. All rights reserved.