Walhalla

Walhalla is one of those towns; this welcoming community in North Dakota is well worth a visit over a long weekend, if not longer. Walhalla, North Dakota, is located in the state's far north, close to the international border between Canada and the United States. It has the distinction of being one of the state's earliest settlements - and, later, towns. It was founded in 1845 and has been in operation ever since. From local mom-and-pop shops to eateries, galleries, and more, there's a strong sense of community here.

You won't find a lot of huge corporate influence here; Walhalla takes pride in its simplicity as well as the variety of things to do and see here and nearby. For such a small town (population under 1,000), there are plenty of things to do. Explore the local shops and restaurants, including the Waters Family Restaurant and Bakery, and then spend a night or two (or more) at the historic Forest wood Inn. If you enjoy being outside, you're in good company: Walhalla, North Dakota adores its natural wonders!

Take in all that the North Dakota landscape has to offer. Walhalla is close to a number of fantastic outdoor recreation areas, including the incredible Pembina Gorge Recreation Area. Hiking, biking, kayaking, canoeing, and other activities are available. It's a beautiful place all year, but come back in autumn to see the leaves change. It's one of North Dakota's most beautiful natural areas. Walhalla is the perfect place to visit if you're looking for a town in North Dakota with a classic Midwestern feel.