Plan a vacation to this historic and western town and enjoy the beautiful scenery it has to offer. Visit the North Dakota Cowboy Hall of Fame, then enjoy some unique dining and shopping downtown, fun trails, and in the summer, the Medora Musical.

Welcome to Group Travel in North Dakota! Whether it’s led by a local expert or self-guided, taking a tour is often the best way to get to know our wide-open spaces and legendary places. We are here to help with your bus tours and themed excursions that will immerse you in North Dakota’s most intriguing destinations.

There's lasting memories and adventure to be found in North Dakota at so many unique, and affordable destinations so fill your itinerary with more than two dozen things to see and do on a tour of North Dakota.

North Dakota offers unique experiences and untold adventures that entice visitors to relish the unexpected and return for more. Its open landscape is lush with diversity, opportunity and possibility, with modern ideas and emerging technologies abundant as the prairie grasses.

North Dakota’s 10 recognized scenic byways and backways, Theodore Roosevelt National Park, 14 state parks and numerous unofficial scenic drives offer fantastic journeys. Take the day or the weekend and drive or ride your motorcycle through the countryside, explore hidden treasures and take in the gorgeous scenery around you.

Get around North Dakota with these helpful maps, guides, transportation and visitor information offerings.

North Dakota is a combination of wide-open spaces, dramatic scenery and unique entertainment and attractions spread out over 70,000 square miles of the Northern Plains. Let these virtual experiences inspire you to follow your curiosity and plan your trip to North Dakota.

North Dakota offers so many unique experiences and untold adventures. Here you can follow your curiosity and not the crowds to the amazing sights, sounds and attractions. Check out the many itineraries already assembled to make your trip planning easier

From the Red River valley in the east, through rolling hills of the central part of the state and finally through the rugged Badlands of the west, experience all of North Dakota's unique attractions and recreational opportunities along Interstate 94.

Experience agritourism at sites found all around North Dakota! Eastern North Dakota. Bagg Bonanza Farm, Mooreton One of the last remaining bonanza farms in the U.S. The centerpiece of the 15-acre farm is a fully restored 21-bedroom main house, a National Historical Landmark. Northern Crops Institute, Fargo