Dakota Drug is located at 107 South Main. It is know for its original soda fountain and the only surviving Whirl-A-Whip machine still being used. A Whirl-A-Whip is an ice cream treat that has candies or other ingredients mixed in. Just a few items you can mix into the ice cream are peanut butter, dill pickles, watermelon candies, and Oreo cookies.

The Prairie Rose Golf Course is located on the north side of Stanley on Highway 8 just east of the courthouse.

It is a 9-hole course with grass greens and watered fairways. A lot of activity occurs at the course during the summer from special tournaments to weekly men's and women's nights.

Welcome to the MHA Nation Interpretive Center, where our world-class museum takes you on a captivating journey through the rich history and vibrant culture of the MHA Nation. Explore our permanent exhibitions, immerse yourself in living history programs, and discover the remarkable story of the Great MHA Nation. Don’t forget to take home a piece of our heritage with exclusive merchandise from the OakTree Gift Shop.

4 Bears Casino, just west of New Town, ND, is North Dakota’s winning destination for gaming, live entertainment, dining, lodging and conventions. Located on beautiful Lake Sakakawea, 4 Bears offers marina and lake access.

The Scandinavian Heritage Park located in Minot, North Dakota is a magical place where you’ll find remembrances and replicas from each of the five Scandinavian and Nordic countries: Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden. Step inside a real Stabbur, explore our full-scale replica Stave Church, from Gol, Norway, and walk around the 25 foot tall Swedish Dala Horse, to name a few of our most popular attractions!

The Roosevelt Park Zoo is a must-visit destination for all ages! With over 200 individual animals representing 90 different species, you’ll encounter lions, giraffes, bears, eagles, leopards, penguins, and many more from around the world. The immersive big cat exhibits and winter viewing options make your visit a truly memorable experience. Don’t miss the rare Amur Leopard and majestic Reticulated Giraffe. Explore the Discovery Barn, Children’s Zoo, and a host of other exciting exhibits that offer something for everyone.

A little history. A little humor. A whole lot of Western spirit. Experience the ultimate Country Western Music Revue in Medora, ND! This live outdoor spectacle showcases a variety of music favorites – from Dolly to disco.

It’s good old-fashioned family fun with thrilling variety acts, live horses on stage, a firework finale, and new twists each summer. All while celebrating the history of Medora, Teddy Roosevelt, and the historic American West.

Some of the best single track in the world awaits you in the Badlands!

This 150-mile trail traverses the Badlands, Little Missouri National Grasslands, private land, and the North and South Units of the Theodore Roosevelt National Park. It draws people from all over the world to hike, bike, and horseback ride in the Badlands.

This trail will give you an amazing experience no matter how you choose to enjoy it.

Bully Pulpit is chiseled right out of the North Dakota Badlands in a site unlike any in the world. A round here is one you won’t soon forget.

At Bully Pulpit Golf Course, you’ll find yourself fully immersed in the Badlands as you meander through meadows and woodlands, skirt along the Little Missouri River, and tee off from one butte to another.

The Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center stands at the crossroads of culture and commerce on the Northern Plains. When Lewis & Clark arrived at the Mandan and Hidatsa villages in 1804, they simply became the most famous of many people who visited in search of knowledge and trade. Today's visitors will experience engaging exhibits, hundreds of period artifacts, world-class art collections and friendly interpreters who tell the story of the Lewis and Clark Expedition like never before.

The Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center highlights some of the area's most famous of countless travelers and residents over hundreds of years along this special stretch of the Missouri River. Each gallery tells the story of a different one of these groups.

Self-guided tours, augmented by our nationally-certified interpretive staff, offer visitors a focused view of the incredible heritage of the Northern Plains.

Fossils and dinosaurs aplenty! It's said North Dakota once was a tropical paradise complete with giant lakes and the giant fish that used to swim in them. There is proof that other giants used to roam North Dakota in prehistoric times and they are being uncovered all the time. Dinosaurs literally left their footprints all over this state and their skeletons now figure prominently in many museums. Discover North Dakota's prehistoric past with these fun fossil sites, and dinosaur attractions.