7. “Wahpper”

“ Wahpper,” the world’s largest catfish

at 40 feet long, is located at Kidder

Recreation area, home to several great

shore-fishing areas.

8. Richland County

Historical Museum

R ichland County Historical Museum is

home to Rosemeade pottery, Native

American artifacts, and more. For more

information call 701-642-3075 or visit

www.richlandcountymuseumnd.com.

Welcome to Welcome to

Wahpeton

Wahpeton Convention

& Visitors Bureau

1900 4th Street North

Wahpeton, North Dakota 58075

888-850-9544 or 701-591-2117

www.visitwahpeton.com

www.visitwahpeton.com

9. Dakota Avenue Mural

W ahpeton native and artist Shawn

McCann painted this mural in

downtown Wahpeton. Can you find the 23

hidden objects? Go to

www.visitwahpeton.com for a list of objects.

10. Ringling Bros

Circus

Monument

T he monument marks

the graves of two

circus workers that were

killed in a lighting strike

as they were setting up

for a show in Wahpeton

in 1897.

airy Queen

akota Coffee Co.

omino’s Pizza

conofoods Deli

l Toro Mexican Rest.

ry’n Pan

art’s Hub

ills 210 Café & Subs

cDonald’s

izza Ranch

rante’s Fine Dining

imonson’s Deli

ubway

aco John’s

ahpeton Deli

NDSCS

W ahpeton is home to the North

Dakota State College of Science,

the second-oldest two-year public college

in the United States. NDSCS offers

degrees, certificates, and diplomas in more

than 80 academic options in traditional

career and technical studies and in the

liberal arts.

eyond’s Chinese Buffet

oiler Room

ois de Sioux Grille Room

urger King

asey’s General Store

ity Brew Hall

mericInn by Wyndham

aymont by Wyndham

odeway Inn

tarlite Motel

ravelodge & Event Center

1. Chahinkapa Zoo

O ver 200 animals representing six

continents and 100 species populate

Chahinkapa Zoo. Two white rhinos, new to the

zoo in 2018, highlight a populace that includes

an orangutan, grizzly bears, zebras, Bengal

tigers, otters, spider monkeys, kangaroos, and

much more. The zoo is dedicated to wildlife

education and environmental conservation.

Call 701-642-8709 or visit

www.chahinkapazoo.org for more information.

2. Red Door Art Gallery

O pen

since

2011, the

RDAG

works to

encourage the

appreciation

of art in all

visual forms.

It displays

and sells

many forms

of local and

regional art.

The gallery

also serves as

Wahpeton’s

Visitor’s Cen-

ter. Call 701-

591-1010 or visit

www.reddoorgallerywahpeton.com

to learn more.

3. Bois de Sioux Golf Course

T he Bois de Sioux public golf course is

the only one in the U.S. in which you

can golf the front nine in one state (ND) and

the back nine in another (MN). For more

information call 701-642-3673 or visit

www.boisdesiouxgolf.com.

4. Chahinkapa

Sculpture Garden

O ne of the highlights of Chahinkapa Park,

this garden features works of art from

local and regional artists and includes

permanent and transient pieces, as well as

interactive art.

5. Chahinkapa Park

T he 85-acre Chahinkapa Park boasts a

swimming pool, baseball and football

fields, softball complex, basketball courts, a

modern playground, picnic areas, and more.

Shelters may be reserved for gatherings. Call

701-642-2811 to learn more.

6. Prairie Rose Carousel

P rairie Rose Carousel is a fully-restored,

1926 antique that includes handcrafted

wooden horses, chariots, and an enchanting

calliope. The carousel is open Memorial Day

-Labor Day. Call 701-642-8709 for more

information.