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  10 Legendary Places For A Fun, Frugal Date  by NDTourism Department Posted on 2/4/2009 On Valentine's Day, take advantage of North Dakota's many unique events and attractions that will make the most romantic day of the year easy on the wallet, but long on memories. Choose one or more of these ideas or contact North Dakota Tourism for more options at NDtourism.com or call 800-435-5663 or 701-328-2525. 1. Cross-Country Skiing Rent skis for as little as $7 and try your hand at this popular winter activity. State parks, city parks and many golf courses allow folks to experience this great-for-everybody sport. Afterward, warm up with a bite to eat and a cup of coffee or hot chocolate at your favorite eatery. www.ndtourism.com; 701-328-2525 2. Don't Strike Out Don't strike out on Valentine's Day. Instead, try something off the wall. Go bowling. Maybe it's been a while since you were on the lanes. What you'll find is that things have changed - sometimes. For a retro flair, bowl a few games on the authentic 1950s bowling alley at Bowl Mor Lanes in Park River. Eat, drink and roll a few frames at the newly remodeled JW's in Harvey. Bowl Mor:701-284-7734; JW's:701-324-4617. 3. Shooters Showhall and Cafe Watford City Popcorn for dessert? You bet. In Watford City, swing into Outlaws Bar and Grill for a steak dinner, then mosey over to Six Shooters Showhall for a movie - and don't forget the buttered popcorn. www.sixshootersnd.com; 701-842-6859 4. Fun? … Bet on it Prairie Knights Casino Fort Yates If it's a special night, why should you worry about the details? Take an enjoyable drive to Prairie Knights Casino. There, you can dine then head out onto the floor for some gaming. Jackpot. You're the big winner. www.prairieknights.com/dining/huntersclub.asp; 701-854-7777 or 800-425-8277 5. Greenway Ski Days Lincoln Park Drive, Grand Forks February 6-7 Celebrate the day of hearts a week early. The Grand Forks Greenway is the perfect location for candlelight skiing, free lessons, ski rentals, a cardboard sled race and chili and hot chocolate. www.gfparks.org; 701-746-2750 6. Cabin Fever Days Jamestown February 6-15 Ice skating, sledding, sleigh rides and tournaments galore will keep your mind off the fact that spring isn't quite here yet. Drop in at Bab's Coffee to warm up after a day in the snow. www.tourjamestown.com; 701-252-3982 7. Jazz it up Fargo Theatre February 14, 8 p.m. Jazz up Valentine's Day with a night at the Fargo Theatre. Renowned jazz pianist Michael Kocour will perform for one night in Fargo. After the show, stop off for a bite to eat or a nightcap at Old Broadway. www.jazzartsfm.com/events_kocour.html; 218-359-4529 8. Romancing the Badlands Medora Community Center February 14 Celebrate Valentine's Day with a production of "Life and Loves of the deMores Boys." Musical entertainment by the Tibor Brothers and a chocolate and wine tasting event will top off the evening. www.medora.com; 701-623-4355 9. Snugglin' up at the Huntin' Shak Lake Metigoshe Don't let the name fool you. The Huntin' Shak Bed & Breakfast is more than a cabin in the woods. It's an exquisite lakeside lodge in the Turtle Mountains. Guests are treated to home-cooked breakfasts, private bedrooms and the great room. www.huntinshakbandb.com/test.html; 701-228-4877 10. Hot-tubbin' at Moose Creek Lodge Langdon Snowmobile, ski or hike the day away, then enjoy a cozy evening in the outdoor hot tub or by the fire. Visit as a couple, or with a group of friends. The lodge can accommodate 12 people. www.moosecreeklodgend.com/; 701-256-5066 |
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