Introducing North Dakota
It’s flat, cold and way up there; but North Dakota is definitely not the same old ordinary vacation everybody else is doing. It’s reputed to be the least-visited state in the US, though that has more to do with location than appeal. Hunting is a primary draw, but North Dakota lends itself equally well to other outdoor pursuits including windsurfing and birdwatching. The more time you spend in the vast, wide-open landscapes, the more surprised you’ll be by the pockets of sophistication in Fargo, the state’s only significant city.
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Last updated: Jul 22, 2009
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