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3 Day Itinerary
3 Day Itinerary
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Dickinson, The Western Edge of North Dakota, is next to over 1.5 million acres of public land, prairies, rugged buttes, rivers, and plains wildlife. The Theodore Roosevelt National Park was once home to our 26th President, who ranched in the badlands during the 1800’s.
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Day 1
Your travels begin in downtown Mandan, ND, heading west along the
Old Red Old Ten Scenic Byway
. Get off of the interstate and take time to drive through the communities that offer unique country atmosphere. While along the Scenic Byway, stop and tour the
Assumption Abbey
in Richardton. The Bavarian Romanesque structure was first completed in 1909 and was remodeled in 2001. The Abbey Church is a beautiful stop for all to enjoy!
Your next adventure will take you west on I-94 towards the
Enchanted Highway.
Turn left to Gladstone (Exit 72), where you will meet up with the first scenic structure, the Geese in Flight. Your travel of 32 miles will lead your group on a path of adventure viewing the GIANT metal sculptures. You will not want to miss the Tin Family, Teddy Roosevelt, Pheasants on the Prairie, and the Grasshoppers in the Field. At the end of the Enchanted Highway, you will find the quaint town of Regent. Here you will find the
Enchanted Highway Gift Shop
and the
Hettinger County Historical Society Museum
.
Travel back to Dickinson where you can have supper, and relax at one of our 20
lodging facilities
.
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Day 2
Begin your day with a hearty breakfast; you will need that to continue with a visit to the
Dickinson Museum Center
home to our famous Dinosaur Museum. You will travel back in time as you view life-sized dinosaurs, rock and mineral exhibits, and the seashell and fossil collections. Step into local history by entering the nearby
Joachim Regional Museum
. At the same complex, you can enjoy our
Prairie Outpost Park
, which takes you on an outside journey through southwestern North Dakota’s historic past. (Tours available) The adjacent
Pioneer Machinery Hall
is home to a threshing machine, a settler’s wooden shanty, and other early pioneer items.
Your next stop will be a visit to the
Ukrainian Cultural Institute
. Viewing the colorful Pysanka Egg collection will create a lasting impression as you continue your journey on the Western Edge.
Lunch is served! Whether you want fast food or a sit down meal, Dickinson offers a variety of
restaurant choices
.
Work off your meal by taking a
Self-Guided walking tour of Historic Downtown Dickinson
. Discover Dickinson’s past in the present!
The rest of your day can be spent shopping at some of our unique stores or enjoying a sweet and smooth honey wine and vineyard tour at
Fluffy Fields Vineyard & Winery
. Their orchards provide for unique and memorable alternatives to grape wines, such as Apple Rhubarb, Strawberry Rhubarb, and their specialty carrot wine, Naughty Bunny.
Make sure to check out our
calendar of events
to see what else your stay in Dickinson might entail!
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Day 3
Thank you for joining us! There are many routes you can choose to continue your travel, including a visit to the historical town of Medora or the
Theodore Roosevelt National Park
. From Dickinson, travel north on Highway 22 through Killdeer and continue north through the
Little Missouri State Park
until you reach Highway 23. Turning east will take you to New Town, home of the Native American
MHA Interpretive Center
. This tour is the
Killdeer Mountain Four Bears Scenic Byway
, designated an official state byway because of its unique and enchanting landscape.
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