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Enlarge	gardendwellers Farm North Dakota's largest herb farm. Fresh herbs and learning Category: Churchs Ferry Nature in North Dakota Description of this North Dakota Attraction: gardendwellers Farm is a unique blend of gardens and history. The grounds are filled with perennial and annual beds, many with themes and interpretive signage. The gardens also tell the history of this once thriving prairie town. Begun in the 1890's the town was once a service and retial center for the area, now it stands empty after a federal government buy out. Come hear the enchanting tale and visit the theme gardens, labyrinth, and herb gardens. Great for bird watchers and gardeners. Private tours available on request. Check out the web site for a listing of public classes held all summer long.
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Enlarge	Northern Lights Tower & Interpretive Center Category: Rugby Nature in North Dakota Description of this North Dakota Attraction: This 88 1/2 foot tall illuminated steel structure, coated with multi-colored shades of metallic paint is dedicated to on of Northern plains most stunning natural phenomena, the spectacular beauty of the Aurora Borealis. The City of Rugby, North Dakota, has long been recognized as the Geographical Center of North America. In early 1996, plans to develop a tourism site, which would further reflect and enhance Rugby's unique heritage. The vision called for an interpretive center that would be unique, informative, and congruent with existing tourism resources. This 88 foot steel monument, lit at night by multicolored lights projected from below, rises out of the prairie to mark the interpretive site and recreate the spectacular beauty of the Aurora Borealis. This site: 1. Offers a monumental vista dedicated to one of the Northern Plains most stunning natural phenomena, The Aurora Borealis. 2. Provides perhaps the only site anywhere dedicated not just to a region or county, but a continent. The designation, Geographical Center of North America, which includes the United States, Canada, Mexico, and Central America, adds an international flair which invites new areas for interpretation, education, promotion, and exchange. 3. Offer on-going educational opportunities for visitors from far and near, school children, and for people of all ages. The Site is located east of the junction of Highway 2 & Highway 3, Rugby, N.D. The Tower was completed in 1999 and the Interpretive Center was built in the year 2003.
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Enlarge	Sully's Hill National Game Preserve Wildlife refuge. Category: Fort Totten Nature in North Dakota Description of this North Dakota Attraction: This 2 1/2-square-mile refuge is home to many species, including prarie dogs, elk, coyotes, beaver, white-tailed deer, bison and waterfowl.
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Enlarge	Turtle River State Park Mountain biking trails, cross county skiing, and sledding. Category: Arvilla Nature in North Dakota Description of this North Dakota Attraction: Year-round recreation, picnic shelters, shaded by large decidious trees. Modern cabins (no cooking facilities) can be rented. Mountain biking trails, cross-country skiing and sledding.
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Enlarge	Cross Ranch State Park Beautiful state park. Category: Washburn Nature in North Dakota Description of this North Dakota Attraction: Cross Ranch State Park is located along some of the last free-flowing and undeveloped stretches of the Missouri River. A boat ramp and canoe and kayak rentals are available for those wishing to explore this scenic segment of the river, while anglers will find walleye, trout, catfish, salmon, pike and bass in its waters. An extensive trail system can be explored either on foot or on cross-country skis during the winter months. The trails allow access to a 5,000-acre nature preserve with mixed grass prairie, river bottom forests and wood draws. Campers can use either the park's prmitive campground or hike to their camping spot in a backcountry area. The park is also well known for its bluegrass music festival held in June.
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Enlarge	Devils Lake State Parks Two state parks are located near Devils Lake. Category: Devils Lake Nature in North Dakota Description of this North Dakota Attraction: Grahams Island State Park is located 10 miles west of the town of Devils Lake on Highway 19, then six miles south. Black Tiger Bay State Recreation Area is a boat access area with ramp and parking. Black Tiger Bay is located seven miles east of Devils Lake, five miles south, then three miles west.
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Enlarge	Fort Stevenson State Park Activities galore at Fort Stevenson. Category: Garrison Nature in North Dakota Description of this North Dakota Attraction: Fort Stevenson State Park, located on Lake Sakakawea's north shore, was named for the late 1800s for that served as a supply depot for other military posts in the Dakota Territory. Boaters will find excellent facilities, including boat ramp access, marina, fishing boat rental and boat storage. The North Dakota Governor's Cup Walleye Fishing Derby, as weall as a variety of other events is held here annually. Other amenities includ camping and picnicking facilities, sleeping cabins, visitor center, arboretum and hiking trails.
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Enlarge	Initial Rock Interpretive Site North Dakota Badlands Category: Belfield Nature in North Dakota Description of this North Dakota Attraction: Site in the Badlands along Davis Creek showcases rocky outcropping with signatures carved by two of Custer's troops.
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Enlarge	Sheyenne National Grasslands Part of North Country Trail. Category: All Locations Nature in North Dakota Description of this North Dakota Attraction: Restoration of tallgrass prairie, rare white fringed orchid, prairie chicken, moose, wolves and two unique butterfly species.
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