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Outdoor Recreation in Fargo
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Get inspired by Fargo-Moorhead's year-round outdoor recreation opportunities. Whether you’re kayaking on the Red River of the north in the summer or snowshoeing along the trails in a local park in the winter, Fargo-Moorhead has something for all nature enthusiasts. Join us for thrilling outdoor fun in this ultimate playground for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike.
Golf
Edgewood Golf Course is frequently ranked in the top five courses in North Dakota by Golf Digest, while Osgood Golf Course is a 9-hole, visually intimidating course. Village Green combines great course conditions and superb course layout, while The Meadows is designed after the traditional Scottish links.
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Fishing
Fishing is a fantastic pastime along the riverbanks. Cast a line at the public shoreline areas and attempt to catch fish like Walleye, Pike, Bass, and Catfish. For a more curated experience, book a trip with Brad Durick , a local guide who knows a lot about where to do some world-class catfishing.
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CANOEING/KAYAKING
For those looking to get on the river, canoeing and kayaking options are prevalent. If you like to travel with your vessel, there are multiple ramps at various parks in the area where you can launch your boat. If you are looking to rent a canoe or kayak, Lindenwood Park and Viking Ship Park have options for rentals.
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Birding
Orchard Glen is a beautiful place to start, just south of the city limits; this park has an old apple orchard with a road looping around it. Trefoil Park to the north is a top place to spot rare birds. Hop on the paved trail and see the waterfall, tons of trees, and clear views of the skies.
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HIKING/BIKING
Lindenwood Park and Gooseberry Park are top-notch places to start. Walk for miles along the river and across the Lindenwood Bridge, or hop on the 3.6-mile loop of bike trails. At MB Johnson Park, the trails wind through the woods and have obstacles for all-year-round biking.
