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NORTH DAKOTA VACATION RENTALS BY OWNER NEAR WILDLIFE, HUNTING AND FISHING.

Speaking of wildlife, hunting and fishing, North Dakota is packed with more than 150 wildlife management areas, many of which are inhabited by deer, foxes, coyotes, buffaloes, elk, ruffed grouse, snowshoe hares, turkeys, moose, sharptails, partridges, and pheasants.   Devils Lake is a great fishing location where  North Dakota vacation rentals by owner units are to be found, known for walleye, northern pike, white bass and record chinook salmon. In October, fields surrounding the lakeshore provide a beautiful backdrop as more than 100,000 snow geese visit during fall migration. In winter, ice fishing yields yellow perch.  Huge catfish are snagged in the Red River, along North Dakota's eastern border.  On Lake Oahe, also a location for North Dakota vacation rentals by owner, fishing and bird-watching are double the fun.  North Dakota is a premier birding destination, particularly in the northern Great Plains, where some birders have seen more than 400 species in a single year.

NORTH DAKOTA VACATION RENTALS BY OWNER NEAR THE LEWIS AND CLARK EXPEDITION AND SACAJAWEA SITES.

The Lewis and Clark expedition made the fortuitous addition of Sacajawea to their expedition team near Washburn, North Dakota, in 1804, and today you can still find remnants of her Shoshone village along the Knife River and learn facts about the Lewis and Clark expedition at Fort Mandan Historic Site and Visitor Center from a nearby North Dakota vacation rentals by owner.  You can also learn the history of Lewis and Clark by traveling the popular Lewis and Clark bike trail across the state from your nearby North Dakota vacation rentals by owner lodging.

You'll find the principal fur-trading post of the American Fur Company on the upper Missouri River at Fort Union Trading Post National Historic Site in Williston, North Dakota.  This trading post served several Native American tribes, including the Assiniboine, Sioux, Crow, Cree, Ojibway and Blackfeet tribes.

NORTH DAKOTA VACATION RENTALS BY OWNER NEAR CUSTER'S LAST STAND AND BATTLE OF THE LITTLE BIGHORN.

Just across the Missouri River from Bismarck, North Dakota, Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park commemorates one of the most famous military losses in U.S. history. In 1876, Lt. Col. George Armstrong Custer led the 7th Cavalry from Fort Abraham Lincoln into death at the Battle of the Little Bighorn. Here you will find a number of comfortable  North Dakota vacation rentals by owner condos and houses.

NORTH DAKOTA VACATION RENTALS BY OWNER NEAR THE CANADIAN GATEWAY.

Along the border of North Dakota and Manitoba, you'll find the International Peace Garden. This botanical wonder showcases goodwill and 150,000 annuals laid out in beautiful designs and colors, surrounding fountains and crystal clear pools.

North Dakota boasts one of the highest numbers of golf courses per capita in the nation, and is home to many challenging and top-rated golf courses. Fortunately for golfers, many  North Dakota vacation rentals by owner are located in golfing communities.

In the winter, snowmobiling and cross-country skiing trails are abundant in North Dakota's Turtle Mountains.  Lake Metigoshe State Park offers more than 250 miles of groomed trails. The park has a heated warming house for ice skaters and sled riders. Downhill skiing is possible at Frostfire Ski Resort near Walhalla; Winter Park near Bottineau; Skyline Ski Way at Devils Lake; Fort Ransom Ski Area near Fort Ransom; and Huff Hills near Mandan. 

Throughout the warmer months while visiting your North Dakota vacation rentals by owner, don't miss the opportunity to experience the Western lifestyle of North Dakota through rodeos, powwows, ranches, and horseback riding.