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Enjoy a different vantage point of Bismarck, from the river! Come aboard the Lewis and Clark Riverboat and experience the Missouri river at its finest, with sweeping views of the river and surroundings. Cruises last one to one and a half hours with lunch and dinner cruises offered for the public, as well as opportunities for private functions. Make sure to secure reservations online, as onsite tickets sell out fast!

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Cruise tickets may be cancelled by the purchaser NO LATER than 12:00 noon the day before the booked date.  No-shows are considered forfeited. In the event of a tour cancellation by Lewis and Clark Riverboat (for weather or river conditions which are quite rare) you will be given an option to re-book, receive an equal value gift certificate to join another day, or provided a refund. Gift Certificates - Gift Certificates are not refundable. Gift Certificates that area a dollar value may be used to book any cruise. If someone redeems a gift certificate online for less than the redemption value, any residual balance remaining will be issued as a new certificate for the remaining amount. . If you redeem a gift certificate while on board, you can apply the face value of the certificate. If you apply less than face value, the balance remaining can be issued as a new certificate for the remaining amount. Dinner, Lunch, Brunch and Tasting Cruise cruise tickets may be cancelled by the purchaser NO LATER than 12:00 noon two days before the booked date and these cancellations are subject to a 25% cancellation fee. After that, cancellations are non-refundable. The Ship's Captain will make all decisions about weather and safety at the time of boarding. Typically high winds in excess of 70 km/h are the one weather issue we have. We do sail in the rain. The Captain may decide to delay a departure a few minutes or may decide to cancel sailing entirely. In the case of dining cruises, if the Captain determines is it not safe to cruise, the L&C can remain at the dock and your meal will be served there. If the cruise is canceled by the Captain, and passengers are not permitted onboard the vessel, the ticket price will be refunded, or the cruise re-booked, at the customer's option.

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Reservations are easy, Boarding was on time and easy. Departure and Return was right on schedule. Great audio of local history and info about the Missouri River. Very enjoyable and reasonable price. They do serve beverages aboard the boat.

We booked the one-hour "happy hour" cruise. There was nothing wrong with it per se--we were seated on the top deck (arrive at least 30 minutes early to get a spot in line), the boat left on time, etc. But we were expecting a narrated tour, and what we got instead was less than 20 minutes of choppy, pre-recorded audio about the Lewis & Clark expedition. Rather than a story, it seemed to be a series of separate clips, each introduced with its own music, lasting a sentence or two, and then with a music outro, followed by a bit of silence before the next clip. We could have gotten the same information on Wikipedia--the fact that it was on the riverboat added precisely nothing to our understanding or experience. For the rest of the cruise, the speakers played 80s and 90s pop music. We were expecting some of the narration to be about what we were passing on the shore, but there was none...possibly because the scenery on the shore wasn't all that special either: some nice homes and a restaurant, but that was about it. There were a few interesting buildings, bridges and parks that probably had stories behind them, but those remained untold. Also be aware that the riverboat is actually a modern motorized vessel made to sort of resemble a paddle-wheeler. The faux paddlewheels on the sides are just for effect, though. They turn even when the boat is at the dock. All in all, it was not an unpleasant trip, but more of a tourist trap than a memorable experience. Unless you really have an urge to cruise a fairly mundane section of the Missouri River, save your money and visit the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center in Bismarck instead.

What a fun adventure! A small group of us did the sunset tour last night and it did not disappoint! The boat was super clean and adorable! The staff was extremely friendly and there was a full bar on board! The River was absolutely beautiful. I would suggest doing the sunset tour, as the views were breathtaking. I could not get over the cotton candy sky while we were slowly cruising down the river. I would say this is a must if you find yourself in Bismarck. Such a cool experience! I give it 4 stars instead of 5 because my drinks were horrible. I asked for a margarita and it was the smallest amount of tequila and then filled the rest of the way with a mixer that was so sweet, I couldn't even drink it. We tried again and told them about it, and the second one was just as bad and pretty much went straight in the garbage. So that was a huge bummer. Other than that, this was a really fun activity! I'd recommend it to everyone!

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The ticket price is $19 and to me it's worth it. The tour length is 1.5 hours and we opted for the sunset tour. It goes down the Missouri River at a slow pace and serves refreshments, cocktails, snacks. Other cruise options have dinner, pizza, theme nights. I wish that a tour guide might come on staff and give some local insight and history, but it was fine also being quite and just enjoying the beautiful scenery.

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While my boyfriend was slaving away in the North Dakota heat, I decided to entertain myself by taking a trip down the Missouri River on the Lewis & Clark Riverboat. I booked the 3-4 pm Thursday, and it was just the right amount of people. The upper deck is shaded, but after a good 10 minutes in that humidity, I retired to the lower deck, which was nicely air conditioned. There's a bar on the lower deck with beer/wine, sodas, water, and snacks. One of the employees also goes up top to take drink orders before the cruise begins. The cruise takes 1 hour, and it's a very calm and nice ride, accompanied by recorded facts of the area and of Lewis & Clark's expedition. I would probably recommend an evening cruise if you're looking to relax and have a romantic time with your significant other. The cruise itself is nothing special, but it's a good way to see the Missouri River up close, and the experience is fun. For only $13.95, I would definitely recommend it.

We just enjoyed a beautiful sunset cruise on the riverboat. It was a thoroughly enjoyable cruise -- so relaxing. The cruise was 1.5 hours of slowly gliding down the river and back. They serve beverages and snacks downstairs. We sat upstairs near the rear. It was perfect.

We booked the 6pm dinner evening cruise for a Sunday night. We got there at 5:45 the top of the boat was already filled up so we had to sit downstairs inside. Didn't bother us as it has ample windows and cool AC. When the boat first went off the downstairs seemed really loud with the motor right under us, but once we got cruising it was fine. The "dinner" cruise is two slices of pizza: cheese, pepperoni, or sausage. There's a bar once you walk in. We only had beer which is $4 a piece. Not sure about the liquor. The boat ride itself is very relaxing. I had gone with the expectation of learning something, but instead just heard light music playing. I would say it's romantic but I didn't really think so. Kinda just boating down the river looking at people's houses. Don't think I would recommend it unless you're looking to kill time while doing something unique.

My husband and I were really looking forward to the riverboat cruise. We were expecting some sort of narration regarding the river and about Lewis and Clark expeditions and surrounding area. We are from out-of-state and would have enjoyed the cruise more learning about the river and North Dakota. An explanation of safety rules should have been given to all of the passengers. Finally, our 1 1/2 hour cruise which was paid for was only 1 hour and 13 minutes!

Well, I wish I had feedback but do to the fact my husband and I drove all the way up to celebrate our Anniversary weekend only to have the cruise cancelled our feedback is not great. The customer service is severely lacking and downright rude. The woman at the desk tried to somehow make the fact they cancelled the cruise due to lack of people OUR FAULT. We are awaiting our refund, oh yeah, she was rude about that too, the printers were down so she couldn't give us a confirmation of a refund.... We have tried three times in three years to have our anniversary cruise, was even planning our 15th Anniversary on a private Vow Renewal cruise......that ain't happening. Bottom line, poorly managed and poor customer service. Not recommended to plan in advance.

Had my family in from out of state and decided this would be a fun thing to do while they were here. It was okay..Here are some points to take into consideration.. Good Point: You can choose your experience, whether you just want to take a quick cruise, or a long relaxing night with dinner. Bad Point: This obviously runs during the summer where bee activity is high. There were a couple of bee's nests on board and had a tough time figuring where to sit.

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10 Things To Do In Bismarck: Complete Guide To Following Lewis & Clark

F ound on the east bank of the great Missouri River, Bismarck is the capital city of North Dakota and is a beautiful ND destination that's great for tourists looking for arts, culture, and natural beauty.

It may not be as large as Fargo, North Dakota's most expansive city , but from trails in Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park to steamboat cruises on the river, there are plenty of great activities to explore in and around Bismarck.

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This article has been updated with new locations to explore in Bismarck, North Dakota, as well as tips, tricks, and information regarding when to visit the locations listed below. Whether someone wants to sit back and relax at a recreational park, go for a hike, or visit the state capital, Bismarck has plenty going on!

Things To Do

Whether Bismarck is on someone's bucket list or not (yet), there is so much to see, do, and experience here. Luckily, this guide has all the information on the best time to visit Bismarck, where to stay, what to do, and how to get there.

North Dakota State Capitol

For anyone interested in government or politics visiting North Dakota, the State Capital is a must-visit. Here lies the House of Government of the U.S. state of North Dakota, which is where the states' lawmakers meet regularly to decide on pressing legislation.

• People can tour sections of the Capital on Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 5 PM.

Visit The Animals At The Dakota Zoo

There are many great zoos in the US, and Dakota Zoo, open since 1961, attracts 150,000 a year and has 600 birds, reptiles, mammals, and fish to visit.

• Admission: Adults $14.00, Seniors (age 60+) $12.00, Military (with photo ID) $12.00, Children (ages 2-12) $10.00, children under 2, free
• Address: 602 Riverside Park Rd, Bismarck, ND 58504

North Dakota Heritage Center & State Museum

This museum takes its visitors on a journey through the history of the state of North Dakota from its earliest geological period 600 million years ago to the present day, with four museum galleries to browse.

• Admission: Free
• Address: 612 East Boulevard Avenue, Bismarck, North Dakota 58505

Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park

Fort Abraham Lincoln is the oldest state park in North Dakota and has a unique history, all of its own, that visitors can learn about at the park visitor center. The park is great for hiking, horseback riding, and camping. It’s among some of the unforgettable places in North Dakota .

• Admission: Entrance to the park is free, camping - is $17 per night, day pass for horse - is $6
• Address: Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park, 4480 Ft. Lincoln Road, Mandan, ND 58554

Lewis And Clark Riverboat Cruise

While visiting May through September, visitors to Bismarck can take a popular cruise along the majestic Missouri River on a steamboat.

• Admission: Public boat tours start at $14 per person
• Address: Port of Bismarck/The Landing, 1700 N River RD, Bismarck, ND 58503

McDowell Dam Recreation Area

One cool spot to check out while in Bismarck is MsDowell Dam Recreation Area. Here, people can explore a 271-acre park located five miles east of Bismarck on Old Highway 10 and one mile north.

This recreation area hosts many events, offers equipment rentals, and features swimming, boating, fishing, and paddle boating. If the sun is shining, that means it's time to head to McDowell Dam Recreation Area!

• Address: 1951 93rd Street NE, Bismarck, ND 58501

Bill Mills Nature Trail

Another perfect location for Bismarck visitors wanting a day outside is Bill Mills Nature Trail. This trail is a 4118-foot trail through Riverside Park. It can be accessed by foot and bicycle. People can spend a few hours walking through the shaded pathways, taking in the natural scenery.

• Address: 300 Riverside Park Road. Bismarck, ND

Atkinson Nature Park

The next place to see in Bismarck is the Atkinson Nature Park. This park is located just south of the Walt Neuens Horse Arena, 1921 Riverwood Drive, and is a great spot for people to enjoy a day out in the elements. Notably, there is a 1.65-mile hiking and horse trail, along with parking on site.

• Address: 1921 Riverwood Dr., Bismarck, ND

Hay Creek Trail

To keep the outdoor theme going, the Hay Creek Trail is a loop trail system in Bismarck, North Dakota. Here, visitors can hike the five-mile trail, with a couple of internal spurs for a shorter jaunt, in the northeast section of Bismarck. According to TrailLink , this trail is paved, making it perfect for people not wanting to get dirty.

• 2525 N. 19th St. Bismarck, ND

General Sibley Park & Campground Interpretive Trail

Located just four miles outside of Bismarck lies the General Sibley Park & Campground Interpretive Trail. This area stands on a piece of land closely associated with North Dakota's history and is named after General Henry Sibley.

This park is 138 acres and is one of the go-to weekend and holiday destinations in the area.

• Address: 5001 S. Washington St.

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Best Time To See Bismarck

To get in all Bismarck has to offer, the best time of year to visit is during the summer. With plenty of parks and trails to enjoy and cruises available on the Missouri River, this will be the optimum time to fit in as much of Bismarck’s fun outdoor activities.

From May to September, temperatures range from the 50s to the 70s. July can be very hot, with temperatures up to 85 degrees Fahrenheit. Fall is a great season to visit too, with temperatures ranging from the 40s to the 60s. It’s also less crowded with tourists.

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Bismarck also has some very fun festivals and events that visitors should consider when deciding the best time for them to visit.

Capital A’Fair, a large arts festival, is a four-day event in early August in Bismarck, and the Annual Ice Cream Social held at the former Governor’s Historic Mansion starts in mid-August which is as good as it sounds with music and live performances.

Best Ways To Get Around Bismarck

Bismarck has a number of ways for visitors to get around the city. It has a public transportation service offered by Bis-Man Transit . It has six routes that serve both Bismarck and its sister city. The operation hours are 6:30 am to 7 pm.

Fares for the bus cost $1.50 each way, and there is a one-day pass for $6.00 available too. Commuters can purchase tickets on the bus, and they’re also available to buy online through the CAT website or by downloading the Token Transit App. Uber and Lyft are also available in Bismarck, but taxi service is handy too.

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• Contact: (701) 425-6699
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It’s also possible to explore the city by renting a car with some rental companies operating out of the Bismarck Municipal Airport.

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One of the most popular activities in Bismarck for tourists is to rent a bike and explore the surrounding parks, and it's a great option for exploring the city too.

Where To Eat In Bismarck

Bismarck has some great dining options available for visitors, from coffee shops, taverns, grills, steakhouses, and plenty of restaurants serving international cuisine, there are plenty of choices.

Great breakfasts in Bismarck

• The Paddle Trap, Kroll’s Diner, Little Cottage Café

Fabulous lunches in Bismarck

• Walrus Restaurant, Luckys 13 Pub, HuHot Mongolian Grill

Delicious dinners in Bismarck

• Jack's Steakhouse & Seafood, Sickies Garage Burgers & Brews, The Toasted Frog

Great coffee shops in Bismarck

• Mighty Missouri Coffee Company, Boneshaker Coffee Co. The Gifted Bean Coffee House

Fun bars in Bismarck

• Blarney Stone Pub, LÜFT Rooftop Bar, the Elbow Room

Where To Stay In Bismarck

Bismarck has a wide selection of accommodations available across the city. Popular neighborhoods for visitors to stay in include the downtown area, along the Missouri River, and in the northern part of the city, which is home to museums and the Capitol building.

Highly Rated Hotels In Bismarck

Staybridge Suites Bismarck, an IHG Hotel

• Room rates at Staybridge Suites Bismarck, an IHG Hotel, start at $185.24 per night
• Amenities: Free breakfast, indoor pool, fitness center
• Address: 2801 Gateway Ave, Bismarck, ND 58503

Courtyard by Marriott Bismarck North

• Room rates at Courtyard by Marriott Bismarck North start at $249 per night
• Amenities: Indoor pool, hot tub, restaurant
• Address: 3319 N 14th St, Bismarck, ND 58503

Radisson Hotel Bismarck

• Room rates at Radisson Hotel Bismarck start at $140 per night
• Amenities: Free Wi-Fi, indoor, pool, fitness center
• Address: 605 E Broadway Ave, Bismarck, ND 58501

Candlewood Suites Bismarck, an IHG Hotel

• Room rates at Candlewood Suites Bismarck, an IHG Hotel, start at $120 per night
• Amenities: Fitness center, restaurant, free parking
• Address: 4400 Skyline Crossings, Bismarck, ND 58503

Budget Hotels In Bismarck

Quality Inn Bismarck

• Room rates at Quality Inn Bismarck start at $73 per night
• Address: 1030 E Interstate Ave, Bismarck, ND 58503

Americas Best Value Inn & Suites Bismarck

• Room rates at Americas Best Value Inn & Suites Bismarck start at $72 per night
• Amenities: Free breakfast, free Wi-Fi, restaurant
• Address: 1505 E Interchange Ave, Bismarck, ND 58501

Ramada by Wyndham Bismarck

• Room rates at Ramada by Wyndham Bismarck start at $66 per night
• Amenities: indoor pool, free breakfast, free Wi-Fi
• Address: 1400 E Interchange Ave, Bismarck, ND 58501

Baymont by Wyndham Mandan Bismarck Area

• Room rates at Baymont by Wyndham Mandan Bismarck Area start at $76.50 per night
• Amenities: Indoor pool, fitness center, free breakfast
• Address: 2611 Old Red Trail, Mandan, ND 58554

Tips For Visiting Bismarck

Bismarck is the seat of Burleigh County as well as the capital city and government center of North Dakota. It’s also a well-known site along the Lewis and Clark Historical Trail .

The city, alongside its sister city Mandon, began to grow in the early 1870s when the Northern Pacific Railway developed towards the east bank of the Missouri River and became a major transportation hub in the state. The city was named after the German chancellor, Otto von Bismarck, to bring in German investment to the railroad.

Today, it is a vibrant and safe city with plenty of activities to offer its tourists.

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Just two miles away from the city is Bismarck Municipal Airport, which has direct flights from Minneapolis, Chicago, Fort Worth/Dallas, Las Vegas, Las Vegas, Phoenix/Mesa & Orlando.

The airlines operating direct flights to Bismarck are Allegiant, American, Delta Air Lines, Frontier Airlines, and United Airlines.

Bismarck is easily accessed by car; it’s served by the I-94 and US-83. Bismarck is also on the Jefferson Line bus route, and visitors can access the city from the east and west of the state.

How To Spend The Perfect Day In Bismarck

For a great day filled with activities in North Dakota’s state capital, head to the Paddle Trap for a good breakfast before visiting Dakota Zoo—it’s one of the unmissable activities visitors have to do here.

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For lunch, hit up the Walrus restaurant and then check out the National History State Museum to learn more about North Dakota. In the late afternoon, head out for a sunset cruise on the Missouri River with Lewis and Clark Riverboat. In the evening, enjoy a great dinner at the popular and highly-rated Toasted Frog before a nightcap at Blarney Stone Pub.

Q: What is Bismarck known for?

Bismarck is the state capital of North Dakota and is also the city of Burleigh County. It's known as an important site along the Lewis and Clark Historical Trail . It's found along the east bank of the Missouri River, and it's a city with plenty of arts, culture, history, and outdoor recreation.

Q: Does Bismarck have an airport?

Just two miles away from the city, is Bismarck Municipal Airport, which has direct flights from Minneapolis, Chicago, Fort Worth/Dallas, Las Vegas, Las Vegas, Phoenix/Mesa & Orlando.The airlines operating direct flights to Bismarck are Allegiant, American, Delta Air Lines, Frontier Airlines and United Airlines.

Q: Is Bismarck worth visiting?

Bismarck is definitely a city worth visiting for its historical significance as well as its outdoor adventures and other activities unique to North Dakota .

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