Découvrez le Dakota du Nord : joyaux, aventures et musées

VILLE – 27 mai 2024 –

Le Dakota du Nord, avec ses paysages variés, attend les voyageurs. Cet article, publié le 28 mai 2025 par Kate Loweth, présente les lieux incontournables de ce bel état américain, des parcs nationaux aux musées, en passant par les lacs et les parcs thématiques. Que ce soit pour l’histoire des tribus amérindiennes, la pêche ou l’exploration, le Dakota du Nord a de quoi satisfaire tous les goûts, comme le confirme des experts. Curieux d’en savoir plus ? Plongez dans la suite de l’article.

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Discover North Dakota: Roadside Gems, Outdoor Adventures, and Captivating Museums

By Kate Loweth on May 28, 2025

[Image of Theodore Roosevelt National Park with caption: A family enjoys the view at Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Credit: North Dakota Department of Commerce]

Ready for an adventure? North Dakota beckons with its vast plains, dramatic badlands, and charming towns, offering a unique travel experience.Whether you’re a solo explorer or traveling with companions, North Dakota lets you set your own pace. Immerse yourself in the grandeur of a national park, or hop between museums, art galleries, restaurants, and quaint shops. To help you plan your trip, here are some must-see destinations to add to your North Dakota itinerary:

1. Theodore Roosevelt National Park & Medora: Where the Wild West lives on

Kim Schmidt, Communications Manager for the North Dakota Department of Commerce, calls this a “top attraction.” Unlike some of the more crowded national parks, theodore Roosevelt National Park offers a sense of solitude amidst stunning canyons and roaming bison herds. It’s a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. The charming town of Medora serves as the park’s gateway and is worth a visit,especially with the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library opening in 2026.

2. Lake Sakakawea: A Water Lover’s Paradise

No trip to North Dakota is complete without experiencing Lake Sakakawea. This massive lake in the northwest attracts anglers, boaters, and anyone who loves being on the water. Boasting more shoreline than California’s Pacific coast, it provides ample access for a day of aquatic fun. If you prefer staying on land, explore the scenic hiking trails along the shore at Lake Sakakawea State Park and Fort Stevenson State Park.

[Image of Scandinavian Heritage Park with caption: families enjoy Scandinavian Heritage Park. Credit: North Dakota Department of Commerce]

3. Scandinavian Heritage Park: A Taste of the Nordic Countries

Located in Minot, this park celebrates the Scandinavian heritage of many of North Dakota’s settlers. Take a free guided tour to marvel at the full-size replica of the Gol Stave Church. Don’t forget to snap a photo with the vibrant red, 30-foot-tall Dala horse!

4. MHA Interpretive Center: Unveiling Native American History

History buffs will be captivated by the MHA Interpretive Center in New Town. This center offers a interesting glimpse into the history of the Mandan, Hidatsa, and Arikara Nation through exhibits and living history presentations. discover traditional artifacts,historical photos,and interactive displays that bring the stories of these tribes to life.

[Image of Fishing on Devils Lake with caption: Fishing on Devils Lake. Credit: North Dakota Department of Commerce]

5. Devils Lake: Angling Adventures Year-Round

Head to the northeastern part of the state to experience Devils Lake,a prime fishing destination throughout the year.

“Ice fishing is very popular on Devils Lake,” says Schmidt. Consider booking a guided service to take you directly to the best fishing spots. After a day on the lake, be sure to visit Black Paws Brewing Co. in downtown Devils Lake.

6. North Dakota Heritage Center & State Museum: A Journey Through Time

This free museum is a must-see for visitors of all ages, tracing North Dakota’s history from 600 million years ago to the present day.”It’s marvelous for kids,” Schmidt notes. “Along with four galleries, they have a treehouse there, so if you have young children, it’s a great place to get them immersed in learning and also activities.”