Recreation Directory Directory

Hotels / Bed and Breakfasts

Forestwood Inn Hotel

This cozy inn offers 29 rooms, wireless internet, refrigerators and microwaves, continental breakfast, Cable TV, Showtime, A/C, convenience store. The property also features a whirlpool and sauna. Located across from Walhalla Inn Supper Club and Lounge

504 Sunset Avenue
Walhalla, ND
701-549-2651 or

1-866-234-1851

Hill View Lodge

120 5th Street
Walhalla, ND
701-549-3300

Motel 66

Economy rates, free lobby coffee & rolls. Winter plug ins.

See Motel 66 website for more details.

I-29 & ND Hwy 66
Drayton, ND
701-454-6464

Email: motel66@polarcomm.com

One Majestic Place

The unforgettable lodging experience! An amazingly comfortable and relaxing place for your next group gathering. Exclusive hand crafted, family and friend size cabin with full amenities. Hot tub, fireplace and a magnificent view of the Valley. Rustic nature trails and gorgeous picnic areas to savor the fresh air & the woods. Tents & RVs welcome.

PO Box 137
12588 88th Street NE
Mountain, ND 58262
701-402-2148
or 1-888-518-6570

Email: retreat@onemajesticplace.com

Red Roost Motel

Offering 9 rooms, AC, Cable TV, the Red Roost is a quaint, clean, old fashioned motel with friendly staff and service.

203 West Stutsman Street
Pembina, ND
701-825-6254

Sanctuary House & Tea Room

This 2.5-story house built in 1911 and adorned with arts & crafts woodwork, oak floors throughout and sitting area with wood burning fireplace, has been converted into a charming Bed & Breakfast. Located in the heart of the Rendezvous Region, it is situated on 6 acres of wooded hillside with a beautifully landscaped yard and pebble terrace There are four guestrooms, including one with a balcony and another with an attached sunroom. Each room is decorated with a different geographic theme. Free wireless access.

403 Holly St
Walhalla, ND
701-549-3116

E-mail: sanctuaryguesthouse@yahoo.com

The Inn

Please contact : Geraldine Geiger at 1-701-265-8739 or 701-265-4975

email: geigerbandb@yahoo.com

The Lodge

Bed & Breakfast and Tea Room

9326 Highway 18

Cavalier, ND

Phone for Reservations: 701-220-3871

Nature

Gunlogson State Nature Preserve

The Gunlogson Arboretum Nature Preserve is an arboretum and nature preserve which is now part of Icelandic State Park, 5 miles west of Cavalier, North Dakota. The preserve lies along both banks of the Tongue River and is dominated by mature elm and basswood. It had been in the Gunlogson family for over 80 years when it was donated to North Dakota by G. B. Gunlogson in 1980.

Wildlife Management Areas (WMA)

The name, acreage, location, most common game species, and fishing if available is listed for each area. Unless otherwise specified, the areas are open to hunting, fishing and trapping. Check the current hunting and fishing regulations and proclamations for details. Many of the areas also provide hunting or trapping for furbearers. Most WMAs are ideal for nature study, hiking, and primitive camping.

Dean C. Hildebrand WMA:

280 acres; 1 ½ miles east, 1 mile north, 1 mile east of I-29 Exit 191; moose, elk, deer, waterfowl, sharptails, Huns, fishing; map sheet 37.

Barron WMA:

386.10 acres; 1 mile east of I-29 and Exit 208; moose, elk, deer, waterfowl, sharptails, Huns, fishing; map sheet 37.

Billings WMA:

160.90 acres; 2 miles east, 2 miles south, and 1 mile east of I-29 and Exit 200; moose, elk, deer, sharptails, Huns; map sheet 37.

Clifford WMA:

80 acres; 2 ½ miles south, 6 miles east, 2 miles south, and ½ mile east of Walhalla; elk, deer, ruffed grouse, snowshoe hare; map sheet 37.

Duncklee WMA:

151.90 acres; 3 miles east of I-29 and Exit 196; moose, elk, deer, waterfowl, sharptails, Huns, fishing; map sheet 37.

Eldon S. Hillman WMA:

160 acres; 6 ½ miles west of Cavalier; moose, elk, ruffed grouse; map sheet 37.

Eyolfson WMA:

23 acres; 1 mile west, and 1 ½ miles north of Hensel; ruffed grouse; map sheet 37.

Fitzsimond Slough WMA:

415 acres; 4 miles east, 1 mile north, and 1 mile east of Walhalla; moose, deer, sharptails, Huns, waterfowl; map sheet 37.

Jay V. Wessels WMA:

3,382 acres; 7 miles south, and 3 miles east of Walhalla; moose, elk, deer, ruffed grouse, turkeys, snowshoe hare, tree squirrels; map sheet 37.

Peter and Prescott Holman WMA:

160 acres; from Junction of HWY 5 and HWY 32: 4 miles north, 6 miles east, 1 mile north, ¼ mile west, and 1 mile north; moose, elk, deer, turkeys, snowshoe hare, tree squirrels; map sheet 37.

Rendezvous Region

Frost Fire Mountain

No matter the season, Frost Fire Mountain has something to offer. During the winter months ski and snowboard enthusiasts enjoy running down the mountain and relaxing in the lodge. While in the summer, families are drawn to the amphitheater to enjoy musical theater classics.

Golf Course - This nine hole golf course offers family fun on the fairway and delicious meals in the clubhouse, all with the stunning Pembina Gorge as a backdrop.

For more information on Frost Fire go to http://www.frostfireskiarea.com/

Gingras Trading Post State Historic Site

This historic site preserves the 1840s home and trading post of Metis legislator and businessman Antoine Blanc Gingras. Interpretive panels and exhibits about Gingras, Metis heritage, and the fur trade are located in the restored house.

Golf Course

Nine hole golf course offers family fun on the fairway and delicious meals in the clubhouse, all with the stunning Pembina Gorge as a backdrop.

Pembina Gorge and Pembina River

The Pembina Gorge encompasses the largest uninterrupted block of woodlands in North Dakota, and the longest segment of unaltered river valley in the state. Canoe and Kayak access docks are located at Vang Bridge, Brickmine Bridge and the Hwy 32 Bridge (the "white bridge") for easy access to the Pembina River.

Prehistoric Fossil Site

At this site a road project accidentally exposed the fossilized remains of a large prehistoric marine reptile called a mosasaur. Today interpretive signs talk about this amazing creature and the geology of the region

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