As fall takes hold, North Dakota’s landscapes transform into vibrant scenes of autumnal beauty, and communities across the state celebrate with festivals, pumpkin patches, and spooky attractions.
North Dakota Tourism invites visitors to explore the state’s rich autumn offerings with its Fall Adventures Guide, highlighting foliage hotspots and upcoming events.
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One major highlight is the Norsk Høstfest, the largest Scandinavian festival in North America, held in Minot from September 25-28.
Featuring artisans, musicians, Viking role-playing, and traditional Scandinavian cuisine, this cultural event offers free admission for children and discounts for students, veterans, and military personnel.
For those seeking stunning fall foliage, must-visit spots include the Turtle Mountains, Lake Metigoshe, and Pembina Gorge. North Dakota’s Fall Foliage Guide offers tips for the best views of the state’s autumn colors.
Families can enjoy local pumpkin patches and corn mazes, such as Papa’s Pumpkin Patch in Bismarck, and Fargo’s Lost in the Valley Corn Maze. For spooky thrills, attractions like The Haunted Fort in Mandan and Acres of Terror in Leonard promise a hair-raising experience.
For more details and to plan your fall trip, visit NDtourism.com.
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