North Dakota is a big state, filled with lakes, streams, and woodlands. No matter what your favorite outdoor activity, you are sure to find plenty of action on your North Dakota vacation.

Gone Fishing

North Dakota has a lot of great streams, rivers, and lakes that are prime spots for anglers looking to bag a prize fish or just to grab some dinner. Silver Lake, Elm Lake, Larson Lake, and the Missouri River are just a few of the thousands of places around the state that you can drop in a lure and line and hope to reel out a monster fish.

For those who truly love fishing, you might want to travel to the North Dakota Fishing Hall of Fame and Museum. The hall is located in Garrison, and offers a view of the traditional fishermen from the state as well as a variety of different types of fishing memorabilia. For anyone who calls himself or herself a fisherman, this museum can’t be missed!

Gone Hunting

Those who enjoy hunting will be happy to know that North Dakota offers a significant variety of game. You can hunt buffalo, whitetail deer, and various waterfowl.

You may even want to reserve a stay at a hunting retreat and perhaps even hire a local guide who can take you deep into the region to find some of the most elusive sport animals in the state such as elk and moose.

Gone Camping

Perhaps you are not an angler nor a hunter, and you would enjoy a chance to just spend your hunt camping out under the stars and soaking up the wilderness. North Dakota offers up plenty of space for just that.

Some of the greatest places to camp while in North Dakota are within the Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Juniper Campground and Cottonwood Campground, both within the park can accommodate RVs, trailers, and tents.

Gone Hiking

If you don’t want to go camping and would rather just find a road to hike for a few hours, you will be glad to know that a variety of great trails crisscross this state. You can also find some trails that may take you a few days to complete!

The Lewis and Clark Trail, as well as Custer’s Last Trail, are both popular places for hikers to explore.

No matter what kind of outdoor activity is your favorite, North Dakota is sure to satisfy.