Posted in North Dakota Nature March 11, 2017 by

The Secret Garden In North Dakota You’re Guaranteed To Love

North Dakota is no stranger to unique gardens. It is called the Peace Garden State, after all! Beyond the International Peace Garden are others hidden around the state that not as many people know about. One such garden is the Rainbow Garden in Mayville, ND. It’s beautiful and you’ve probably never seen anything quite like it, but you’ll love it!

The Rainbow Garden is a pleasant and delightful place on the edge of Mayville, North Dakota.
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It is open for anyone to visit for free. It's entirely supported by residents of the town and neighboring town, who keep it maintained.
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Each year, hundreds of flowers and other plants are planted in the garden.
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These flowers form beautiful arrays of colors to walk through.
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The garden has seven sections, like the seven colors in the rainbow, full of surprises at every turn.
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The Rainbow Garden isn't just a garden. What makes it special is that it's also a sculpture walk, containing many unique sculptures from both local and national artists. New pieces are added often, so don't plan on visiting just once!
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These sculptures range from giant, towering stones to the smallest hidden gems, encouraging visitors to look closely during their walk to see what they can discover.
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This garden would be a fabulous place for a picnic and they do have picnic tables to use. It is truly a wonderful place and a great piece of North Dakota! You can visit it yourself at any time.

The Rainbow Garden is located at 367 3rd St SW, Mayville, ND, 58257. You can learn more about the garden by visiting the official website here.

The International Peace Garden is another option for a unique experience, and there are more fascinating places to visit in North Dakota that you’ll love, too!