In most U.S. states, the Turtle Mountain range—which rise 2000 feet above sea level and 300 to 400 feet above the surrounding countryside—would be called hills. But in North Dakota,...

One of our observations of North Dakota is that the people who live here love their state and want to show it off. When Barney was first investigating what to...

As we looked at the state of North Dakota to plan this trip, we knew we wanted to see the northern part of Theodore Roosevelt National Park; the closest town...

We all know that drilling for oil has made the U.S. energy-independent, but so much goes into drilling that the process and the terms are like a foreign language to...

When we start exploring a new area, I like to have a bird’s eye view of what we’ll be seeing. In this post we’ll be looking primarily at Fort Union...