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HotelComfort Inn & Suites Mandan-BismarckMandan, ND

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HOTELSuper 8 By Wyndham BismarckBismarck, ND

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HOTELAbvis BismarckBismarck, ND

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HOTELMotel 6 Bismarck

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HOTELWingate By Wyndham BismarckBismarck, ND

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DESTINATIONBismarckBismarck has been the capital of North Dakota since statehood. The city grew up around the site of Camp Greeley, later known as Camp Hancock, an Army post founded in 1872 to protect railroad crews. Bismarck's name was chosen in 1873 as a compliment to Germany's “Iron Chancellor”—and as an inducement for his countrymen to invest in the railroad.

NATIONAL PARKBadlands National Park Badlands National Park is reached by the Badlands Loop (SR 240). The scenic loop meets I-90 at exit 110 at Wall

NATIONAL PARKBlack Hills National ForestIn the scenic Black Hills of South Dakota and extending westward into Wyoming, the Black Hills National Forest covers more than 1.2 million acres. It was established in 1897. Stands of ponderosa pine, spruce and aspen are home to mountain lions, white-tailed and mule deer, elk and turkeys. Mountain goats and bighorn sheep are sometimes seen throughout the hills. Visitors should note that while summer days are warm, the nights can be quite cool.

NATIONAL PARKChippewa National ForestIn north-central Minnesota, Chippewa National Forest encompasses approximately 666,000 acres, including some of the largest lakes in the state—Winnibigoshish, Leech and Cass—and more than 700 smaller bodies of water.

NATIONAL PARKDevils Tower National Monument Devils Tower National Monument is accessible from SR 24, north off I-90 via US 14 or west from Belle Fourche, S.D.; from Alzada, Mont., SR 112 runs southwest off US 212. Occupying 1,347 acres in the area between Sundance and Hulett, the monument contains

NATIONAL PARKFort Union Trading Post National Historic SiteFort Union Trading Post National Historic Site, reached via US 2 and SR 1804, is 25 miles southwest of Williston, N.D., and 24 miles northeast of Sidney, Mont. Founded by John Jacob Astor for his American Fur Co. in 1828, the trading post became the center for the fur trade on the Upper Missouri River. The fort was 1,800 miles by river from St. Louis, the nearest supply point.

NATIONAL PARKInternational Peace GardenOn scenic Hwy. 10 and on US 281, the International Peace Garden consists of 1,451 acres (586 hectares) in Manitoba and an adjoining 888 acres (360 hectares) in North Dakota. Set among the lakes and streams of the wooded Turtle Mountains, the botanical garden and park commemorates the friendship between these two countries on the longest unfortified border in the world.

NATIONAL PARKJewel Cave National MonumentThirteen miles west of Custer City via US 16, the surface of Jewel Cave National Monument covers 1,274 acres. Believed to be the third-longest cave in the world—with more than 170 miles of mapped and surveyed passages—Jewel Cave is still being explored. Its subterranean chambers and limestone galleries are noted for the nailhead calcite crystals lining the walls.

NATIONAL PARKLittle Missouri National GrasslandLittle Missouri National Grassland lies along the Little Missouri River between the Missouri River and the South Dakota border. It consists of 1,033,271 scenic acres of rolling prairie and badlands. Campsites include

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