Hatton

If you're looking for a perfect little glimpse into rural small-town life in North Dakota, look no further than this town. It has everything: grain elevators, a family-owned grocery store, and a close-knit community. Stop by for an afternoon or even a whole day to enjoy the quiet, peaceful country life of North Dakota, and you won't be sorry. Visit this small town in eastern North Dakota, nestled among the farms of the Red River Valley. Hatton, a town of 777 people, is not far from Grand Forks. It was established in 1882 and named after then-Postmaster General Frank Hatton.

Hatton has everything a picturesque North Dakota small town could want. For that picture-perfect small-town atmosphere, there are grain elevators and a water tower, for example. Old nostalgic buildings are abundant, some still in operation, others quietly retired that just add to the ambiance. Hatton is mostly made up of family-owned and operated businesses, ranging from groceries to a granite company. The town has an interesting history, and it was even the birthplace of a famous explorer and pilot. You can also grab a bite to eat at the local bar & grill while in Hatton. The Blue Line Bar & Grill serves delicious food and shows a lot of support for the nearby UND's college sports teams.