What Is There To Do In Bismarck?

As the capital of North Dakota, Bismarck is brimming with outdoor activites and historical sites. It has been voted one of the best small places for business and career. Here are 5 things that should be at the top of any visitors list.
Sertoma Park - Sitting on the Missouri River, this park has a variety of attractions. There are over four miles of trails along the river. The Dakota Zoo is located here with 125 species including native animals such as moose, mountain goats, mountain lions and bobcats. There is also an discovery center with interactive exhibits. The Super Slide Amusement Park is nearby with a 150 foot slide, ferris wheel, miniature golf, bumper cars and more.
Lewis and Clark Riverboat – Take a cruise on the might Missouri River and discover the area where Lewis and Clark explored 200 years ago. There is a dining cruise and gift shop.

Fort Abraham Lincoln – This fort, the last home of General Custer includes a replica base. See the Custer House, commissary, barracks, granary, theater, stable, and Indian village. This area is rich in history.

Buckstop Junction – This 20 acre site is home to a historic town. Actual reconstructed buildings comprise the town from the turn of the century. There is also a mining camp with a coal mine and buildings.
Downtown Bismark – The streets of downtown Bismarck are filled with picturesque buildings and quaint settings. There are shops, galleries, boutiques, as well as restaurants and bars. The Cathedral district is nearby with the Art Deco Cathedral of the Holy Spirit

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