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International Peace Garden
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| The International Peace Garden that celebrates the peace between the United States and Canada, in North Dakota, is made up of 2,339 acres of gardens along the world's longest unfortified border. Visitors can stand with one foot in each country as they straddle the border. The International Peace Garden features a number of exhibits, including the September 11 Memorial Site. There are miles of hiking trails, dozens of bike paths, and several campsites. The entire garden is a wildlife area where you're likely to see loons, grouse, moose, deer, and beavers. |
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Get informed on the events and exhibits taking place at the International Peace Garden. |
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Read a brief article describing the International Peace Garden features and role. |
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Admire the International Peace Garden beautiful surroundings and landscapes. |
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