North Dakota Parks and Recreation

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Website Index

State Parks
- Main Map and Listing
- Beaver Lake State Park - Overview
- Cross Ranch State Park - Overview
- Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park - Overview
- Fort Ransom State Park - Overview
- Fort Stevenson State Park - Overview
- Grahams Island State Park - Overview
- Icelandic State Park - Overview
- Lake Metigoshe State Park - Overview
- Lake Sakakawea State Park - Overview
- Lewis and Clark State Park - Overview
- Little Missouri State Park - Overview
  - Trails
  - Maps
  - Photo Album
- Sully Creek State Park - Overview
  - Trails
  - Maps
  - Photo Album
- Turtle River State Park - Overview
State Recreation Areas
- Main Map and Listing
- Butte Saint Paul State Recreation Area - Overview
  - Photo Album
- Black Tiger Bay State Recreation Area - Overview
- Crow Flies High State Recreation Area - Overview
- Doyle Memorial State Recreation Area - Overview
- Indian Hills State Recreation Area - Overview
- Little Metigoshe State Recreation Area - Overview
- Pembina State Recreation Area - Overview
  - Photo Album
- Pelican Point State Recreation Area - Overview
State Nature Preserves and Natural Areas
- Main Map and Listing
- Cross Ranch State Nature Preserve - Overview
- Gunlogson State Nature Preserve - Overview
  - Photo Album
- Head of the Mountain State Nature Preserve - Overview
  - Photo Album
- H.R. Morgan State Nature Preserve - Overview
  - Photo Album
- Missouri River State Natural Area - Overview
  - Photo Album
- Sentinel Butte State Nature Preserve - Overview
  - Photo Album
- Smoky Lake State Natural Area - Overview
  - Photo Album
Activities
- State Trails - Overview
- Nationally Designated Trails - Main Map and Listing
  - Arrowwood National Wildlife Refuge Leg of the Fort Totten Trail - Overview
  - Alice Wetlands and Waterfowl Trail - Overview
  - Cross Ranch Trails - Overview
  - Fort Mandan Nature and History Trail - Overview
  - Grand Forks Greenway Trail - Overview
  - Hay Creek Trail - Overview
  - J. Clark Salyer Canoe Trail - Overview
  - Lostwood Refuge Prairie Hiking Trail - Overview
  - Maah Daah Hey Trail - Overview
  - Munch's Coulee Hiking Trail - Overview
  - Old Oak Trail - Overview
  - Roughrider Off-Highway Vehicle Trail - Overview
  - Scout's Trail - Overview
  - Sullys Hill Nature Trail - Overview
  - Washburn Discovery Trail - Overview
  - Wild Wood Trail - Overview
  - Lewis and Clark Discovery Trail - Overview
  - North Country Trail - Overview
- Biking - Overview
- Boating and Water Activities - Ramps, rentals, swim beaches
  - Canoeing Hotspots - Main Map and Listing
    - Knife River - Overview
    - Little Missouri River - Overview
    - Missouri River - Overview
    - Pembina River - Overview
    - Red River - Overview
    - Sheyenne River - Overview
    - Souris River - Overview
    - Yellowstone River - Overview
- Cross Country Skiing - Overview
  - Cross Country Ski Trail Conditions
- Geocaching - Overview
- Hiking - Overview
- Horseback Riding - Overview
- Off Highway Vehicles - Overview
- Snowmobiling - Overview
- Snowshoeing - Overview
Natural Resources
- News - What's New
- Birding in North Dakota - Overview
- Birding - Tips and resources
- Fishing - Overview
- Natural Heritage - Overview
- Plants and Animals - Checklists
  - Common Wildflowers - Spring, Summer
- Wild Things Sightings - Photos
- Emerald Ash Borer - Overview
- Aquatic Nuisance Species - Overview
- Photo Albums
  - Animals
  - Fishing
  - General
  - Plants
Scenic Byways and Backways
- Definition - Overview
- Sponsor Responsibilities - Overview
- Designation Process - Overview
- Resources - Overview
- Partnerships - Overview
- State Byways - Main Map and Listing
Grants
- Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) - Overview
- Off-Highway Vehicle Recreation Grant Program (OHVR) - Overview
- Outdoor Recreation Facilities Grant Program (ORF) - Overview
- Recreational Trails Program (RTP) - Overview
General Information
- About the Department
- Cabins
- Contact Us
- Employment
- FAQ
- Library Loan Program - Check out a state park vehicle pass (up to 7 days) from one of the listed libraries
- Park Fees
- Park Use Rules
- Reservations
- Volunteering
Other