North Dakota boasts open landscapes, rugged beauty, and simple prairie charm. It's less touristy than South Dakota, offering you unspoiled experiences and wilder nature trails. It's no wonder it was recently named the best state to live in . Often called Heaven on Earth, North Dakota also has striking features, such as the badlands of Theodore Roosevelt National Park , which is a perfect alternative to Yellowstone , and the extensive shoreline of Lake Sakakawea , the third-largest lake in the U.S.

The small towns of North Dakota are destinations in their own right as well. While these little cities are not tourist magnets, they have quaint historic characters, delightful oddities, and dramatic natural backdrops. They let you immerse yourself in the state's diverse culture, from i

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