Did you know North Dakota is home to only one natural registered waterfall? That’s right! While this state might not be a waterfall destination, if you’re a waterfall chaser, you’ll want to make sure to see this North Dakota waterfall next time you’re in the state.
Waterfalls in North Dakota
Visiting Waterfalls in North Dakota
Mineral Springs Falls
North Dakota’s lone waterfall is located in the Sheyenne State Forest, between Lisbon and Fort Ransom. The waterfall comes from an underground spring that feeds into the Sheyenne River. You can park at the trailhead and take the 2.2 mile hike through the forest to the secret waterfall.
While the waterfall is small at only 8 feet high, it does flow most of the year, although it may freeze during the cold winter months.
Things to do near Mineral Springs Falls
Explore Sheyenne State Forest, which has some great hiking trails. This includes 4 miles of the North Country National Scenic Trail, the trail system that runs from New York to North Dakota. You’re also near Fort Ransom State Park when visiting this waterfall.
Planning an RV Trip to North Dakota
The best way to see North Dakota is by RV. While you’re exploring, make sure to check out the best state parks in North Dakota as well as the cities of Fargo and Bismarck!
