Gackle

North Dakota has a plethora of charming small towns to discover. Most of them are relatively unknown outside of their respective counties, but each has unique characteristics that make them worthwhile to seek out. This small town in central North Dakota is a prime example. Although few people have heard of it, you will quickly fall in love with its small-town charms. Gackle is a small town on the outskirts of Logan County, North Dakota. The unusual name was derived from a local farmer's name when the town was founded. It was established in 1904 and has never had a population of more than 600 people.

This town touts itself as one of the best places in the country for duck hunting. It is surrounded by numerous lakes, making it an ideal location. The town's unique, older buildings are what make it so charming and delightful. A good example is the Krieger Theater, which is shown below. This location, along with the rest of the town's natural, scenic surroundings, which include numerous lakes and ponds and gently rolling hills, all contribute to the creation of the ideal picturesque small town that fits perfectly in the Peace Garden State. Gackle is located about 40 miles south west of Jamestown, ND. It's a great place to stop if you're just passing through, and it's also a great place to stop if you're taking advantage of its prime duck hunting opportunities.