Contemplate the beauty of International Peace Garden
The International Peace Garden, a picturesque destination tucked along the two nations' border, was established in 1932 as a way for the United States and Canada to honor their friendship and commitment to peace. Walkthrough Wildflowers, lakes, and waterfalls cover 2,300 acres. Drive or hike along pathways to see a variety of North American species.
The botanical park has a number of gardens with various plants and animals, as well as a peace chapel, a 9/11 monument, a conservatory, an informative center, and a historic lodge. Explore this fantastic website for a while or all day. The International Peace Garden's serene grounds are open to everyone. If it's on your list of things to do in North Dakota, remember to bring identification for re-entry, such as a driver's license, birth certificate, or passport.
This weekend, take a leisurely stroll to the International Peace Gardens, the perfect destination if you're longing for some much-needed tranquility. Take part in activities like wandering through countless numbers of colorful flowers, camping out and pitching a tent, paying respects to the fallen at the 9/11 monument, kayaking or canoeing at the lakes, enjoying a delectable picnic, and so much more. The International Peace Garden transforms into a winter beauty in the chilly, snowy months. You can engage in activities like ice skating and cross-country skiing.
TripAdvisor Rating: 4.0/5.0
Address: 10939 Highway 281, Dunseith, ND 58329
Phone: +1 (204) 305-9008
Website: https://www.ndtourism.com/dunseith/attractions-entertainment/parks-gardens/international-peace-garden
