Discover 5 parks for hiking within driving distance of Fargo
"Fargo visitors often come for a quick prairie escape, family swimming, and birding without a long drive. The park is a popular day trip from the metro area."
A prairie-and-river state park known for birding, swimming, and scenic hiking.
"Fargo residents may visit for fishing and quiet outdoor time in a natural setting. The park is one of the nearest larger recreation areas in the region."
A spring-fed park near Woodward offering fishing, camping, picnicking, and outdoor recreation.
"Fargo-area visitors come for a scenic overnight getaway and a change from urban recreation. The park’s wooded setting and camping options make it a popular regional escape."
A scenic valley park with camping, hiking, fishing, and historic frontier charm.
"Fargo visitors often seek a nature-focused break from the metro area. Itasca’s forests, lakes, and historic headwaters make it a popular road-trip destination."
Minnesota’s oldest state park and the source of the Mississippi River.
"Fargo-area visitors often cross the border into Minnesota for a scenic state park experience. Maplewood is attractive for camping, wildlife viewing, and a peaceful break from city life."
A scenic west-central Minnesota park with rolling hills, lakes, hardwood forests, and excellent fall colors.