Take a journey through the beautiful forests and alongside rivers in this nature preserve in North Dakota. This trail system will completely immerse you in nature and across the most gorgeous sights you’d never guess were here in the Peace Garden State. Most impressively is the multiple bridges you will cross, namely one in particular, as you follow the paths. Put on your hiking boots and explore them for yourself:

The Gunlogson Nature Preserve has a great trail system that will take you through dense forests, over creeks, and through a beautiful part of North Dakota near the town of Cavalier.
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The trail system is about three miles in length and throughout it, you will find yourself walking across footbridges.
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The bridges will cross creeks and ditches and are in such a scenic, serene place. Many different types of plants and wildlife can be spotted here.
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One of the most beautiful parts of the trails, however, is this large, arching bridge over the Tongue River.
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You will get the prettiest view at the top of the bridge of both the water and the dense trees surrounding it. It doesn't get much prettier than this!
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This trail system can be found in the Gunlogson Nature Preserve, part of the Icelandic State Park, which is located off of Highway 5 in Cavalier, ND, 58220. For a trail map and more information about the area, follow this link to the ND Parks and Recreation site that has everything you may need to know.

Did you know that North Dakota has a “city of bridges?” If you love bridges and trails like this, then you’ll definitely want to visit that city and take the tour that will bring you across more than ten historic structures. Click here to check it out!

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