You certainly can’t compare the parks on this trip with the big national parks in Utah or Alberta, but North Dakota and Manitoba have one great advantage: you are almost alone in this wonderful nature, foreign tourists hardly get lost in this area.
The International Peace Garden, shared by the United States and Canada, is unique in its kind. Gardeners plant more than 150,000 flowers every year!
PARKS AND GARDENS
Visitor Centre im Riding Mountain National Park, Manitoba
Riding Mountain National Park, Manitoba
Riding Mountain National Park, Manitoba
Riding Mountain National Park, Manitoba
Spruce Woods Provincial Park, Manitoba
Spruce Woods Provincial Park, Manitoba
Spruce Woods Provincial Park, Manitoba
Eingang zum International Peace Garden, Manitoba/North Dakota
International Peace Garden, Manitoba/North Dakota
Bell Tower im International Peace Garden, Manitoba/North Dakota
Peace Chapel im International Peace Garden, Manitoba/North Dakota
Der linke Fuß steht in Kanada, der rechte in den USA
Der linke Fuß steht in Kanada, der rechte in den USA
International Peace Garden, Manitoba/North Dakota
Blumenuhr im International Peace Garden, Manitoba/North Dakota
Parkeingang zum Little Missouri State Park, North Dakota
Little Missouri State Park, North Dakota
Little Missouri State Park, North Dakota
Little Missouri State Park, North Dakota
Little Missouri State Park, North Dakota
Parkeingang zum Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park, North Dakota
Earth Lodges im Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park, North Dakota
Earth Lodges im Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park, North Dakota
Wachturm im Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park, North Dakota
Blick auf den Missouri River im Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park, North Dakota
General Custers Wohnhaus im Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park, North Dakota
Parkeingang zum Buffalo River State Park, Minnesota
Buffalo River State Park, Minnesota
Buffalo River State Park, Minnesota
Buffalo River State Park, Minnesota
Buffalo River State Park, Minnesota
Buffalo River State Park, Minnesota