More
than 60 private enterprises offer hunting
expeditions, ranch vacations
and eco-tourism adventures.
Horseback riding,
mountain biking and water
sports abound.
In the spring and summer, canoe the Little Missouri River; sail Lake Sakakawea; and swim, jet ski and boat on rivers and dams throughout the region. Spring finds new life everywhere from crocuses and lilies popping out to fawns, calves and nests full of robins. North Dakota's warm days and cool nights always provide good sleeping weather. Rodeos, powwows, paleontology digs, parades and county fairs provide a bounty of entertainment.
Our
falls are filled with roundups,
threshing bees and hunting
opportunities. Buffalo berries turn the blue-gray shrubs red, and waterfowl
and songbirds migrate through the region. With daytime temperatures warming
into the mid-60s, it is perfect weather for horseback
riding, hiking or biking.
One
of the wonders of the region is winter. It is the perfect time to ice
fish, cross-country ski, snowmobile, ice skate, sled and sleigh ride.
The views and opinions of the individual entities linked to the Dakota West Adventures Web site are not necessarily the views and opinions of the collective partnership.