Planning a trip to South Dakota probably brings to mind gorgeous images of Mount Rushmore or seeing buffalo in Custer State Park. You’re not wrong, but if you want to be in the epicenter of all the...

You don't have to be a Viking to attend the largest Scandinavian festival in North America -- you just have to be prepared to have a great time! Each year, Norsk Hostfest hosts tens of thousands of...

Anyone who loves running knows that the concrete jungle gets old real quick. Aside from the redundancy of the route, running for miles on sidewalks can wear on your knees and ankles, and take a tol...

Roosevelt’s love of North Dakota endured long after his years of hunting, ranching and exploring the area as a young man. Something about the wide-open spaces, dazzling night skies and rugged terra...

Each state boasts several distinctive hikes, ones that make that piece of the United States pie truly unique. Grab your hiking boots and head for these must-do hikes in every state that range from ...

Snow globes and t-shirts are fine for showing friends and relatives you're thinking about them and wish they were there, but souvenirs with staying power are unique to the destination. If you're pl...

The first explorers to traverse the American West, Lewis and Clark spent more time in North Dakota than in any other state – or at least, they would have if the region was actually broken out into ...

"I have always said I would not have been President had it not been for my experience in North Dakota." When Theodore Roosevelt came to Dakota Territories to hunt bison in 1883, he was nothing more...

Since it’s recent oil boom, North Dakota has been attracting visitors and new residents in droves. With the lowest unemployment rate in the country, North Dakota has effectively been creating 2,000...

Possibly out of sheer boredom or potentially for state pride, North Dakota has an insane amount of festivals celebrating everything from irrigation (yes, really) to quilting and three days dedicate...