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Attractions
Eagle Sculptures
The first "Thunderbird", a public art creation by the students of United Tribes Technical College is part of the Missouri Valley Legacy Center in Keelboat Park.
Keelboat Park
A 55-foot, full-scale keelboat greets you here, just like the one Lewis and Clark used to travel the great Missouri River.
Fort Yates
Lewis and Clark stopped here to trade with the Mandan. Today, this is home to the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe.
Chief Looking's Village Historic Site
The western view from this site looks over great expanses of Missouri and Heart River bottomland and the opposing river bluffs.
Standing Rock Agency Stockade
The Standing Rock Agency was moved in July 1873 to a site near the sacred Standing Rock or Inyan Woslata of the Sioux.
Mandan Holy Hills
The Mandan people were the aboriginal inhabitants of the Standing Rock Reservation and lived along the shores of the Missouri River.
Double Ditch Indian Village State Historic Site
A small band of Sioux were living near the ruins of this more than 3000-year-old Mandan Indian Village when Lewis and Clark passed by.
North Dakota Heritage Center
The Heritage Center serves as the state’s museum and is accredited by the American Association of Museums.
Lewis & Clark Riverboat
Cruise the fabulous Missouri River aboard the Lewis and Clark, a 150-passenger riverboat.
Dakota Zoo
Located on the east bank of the Missouri River in Sertoma Park, North Dakota’s largest zoo is home to over 500 reptiles, birds and mammals.
Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center
Discover the legacy of the two frontiersmen, Captains Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, at the North Dakota Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center.
Five Nations Art Depot
This historic Burlington Northern Railroad Depot on Main Street in Mandan features Native American arts and crafts.
Contact UsDo you have Lewis & Clark questions? Concerns? Ideas?Want to add an event to the Lewis & Clark events calendar? Need a Bismarck-Mandan map or guide? Need more information? For more information please contact: Camie Lies Communications Manager/Lewis & Clark Coordinator Bismarck-Mandan Convention & Visitors Bureau 1600 Burnt Boat Drive Bismarck, ND 58503 Phone: 701-222-4308 Toll Free: 800-767-3555 Fax: 701-222-0647 Email: camie@discoverbismarckmandan.com HistoryFrontier history is alive and well in Bismarck-Mandan and throughout the region. Fort Abraham Lincoln, where Lt. Col George Armstrong Custer and the 7th Calvary rode out on their ill-fated expedition to Little Big Horn, and the On-A-Slant Indian Village’s reconstructed earthlodges offer visitors a trip back in time.Bismarck-Mandan, and all of North Dakota, was front and center during the Lewis & Clark Bicentennial celebration. Over 50,000 people enjoyed “The Circle of Cultures” celebration in October 2004. Lewis & Clark historical sites continue to intrigue visitors to the Bismarck-Mandan area. Sample ItineraryHere are just a few ideas if you're looking for an itinerary to follow!Please note that due to the fact that some attractions vary their hours between the tourist season and 'off-season' times, a few of the following itinerary items may or may not be offered while you are in town. Please be sure to call ahead to assure a smooth and pleasant trip.
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Relive 1875 at Fort Abraham Lincoln, where history comes to life.
 
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