- North Dakota is a state in the Great Plains of the United States. Since Lewis and Clark wintered here along the Missouri River, the land has become known for its rugged badlands in the west, fertile farmlands in the east, and ample hunting and fishing throughout. It is the least visited state in the United States, and many travellers often overlook it. Do not let that deter you, because this beautiful state will allow you to enjoy numerous outdoor attractions and wonderful landscapes.
- Great Plains (en.wikivoyage.org)
The Great Plains of the United States of America consist primarily of wide open grasslands between the Rocky Mountains and the forests of the Midwest. While most of the land consists of farms and pastures, the Great Plains are also home to the Badlands and Black Hills, with the iconic Mount Rushmore. Once at the heart of the Old West, today the region has a relatively small population and is outside the average tourist’s itinerary, but not justifiably so, as between the agricultural regions are picturesque canyons and mountain ranges.