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Sheyenne Valley Region
From the beauty of the natural surroundings to the friendliness of its people, the Sheyenne River Valley offers activities for everyone. Annual events such as the North Dakota Winter Show, Rally in the Valley, the Dakota Soap Box Derby, arts and crafts festivals, golfing and fishing tournaments, and Sodbuster Days at Fort Ransom State Park are sure to add a dash of local flavor and fun to your visit.

Lake Ashtabula Corps of Engineers

Weather
Check the weather and forecast for the Sheyenne River Valley North Country Trail.

ND Parks & Rec

Sheyenne National Grasslands
The Sheyenne National Grasslands is characterized by the tall grasses, sandy soils, and unique wildlife. A 25 mile segment of the North Country National Scenic Trail crosses the grasslands and is excellent for outdoor recreation.

ND Forest Service
ND Forest Service hosts a section of the NCT in the Sheyenne State Forest. Visit the ND Forest Service website to find out more about the Sheyenne State Forest and ND's other state forests.

Sheyenne River Valley National Scenic Byway
Stretching 63 miles along the breathtaking Sheyenne River Valley, from Baldhill Dam to Lisbon following ancient Native American foot paths and pioneer wagon trails, the Sheyenne River Valley Scenic Byway was awarded National Byway designation in June, 2002.

Fort Ransom State Park
North Dakota's homesteading heritage is preserved at Fort Ransom State Park. The park, nestled in the picturesque and heavily-wooded Sheyenne River Valley, officially opened in July 1979. This park is managed as a natural and scenic area, and is open for camping and picnicking year-round.

Sheyenne State Forest
This 509-acre forest offers a chance to escape. The North Country National Scenic Trail winds through the forest and offers some of the valley's most breathtaking views. The forest also offers primitive campsites next to natural mineral springs