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 Langdon

You will be hard pressed to find another historic town with so many Princess Anne Style Victorian Homes. Take a stroll down the tree canopied streets of this charming small town and enjoy the numerous Victorian homes that would rival a Norman Rockwell or Thomas Kincaid painting. 

From 9:00am to 10:00pm every hour, on the hour, you will be whisked aback to yesteryear as you enjoy the charming tunes that emanate from the bell tower echoing softly through the streets. Feel completely at ease while walking the three blocks to the turn of the century crime free downtown area, where you will meet with quaint shopping, hospitably kind people, and a delectable bakery.

While basking in the moderate summertime temperatures you will find that this self-sufficient historic town has most every modern convenience. You will find at your service, gas stations, a grocery store, department stores, hardware stores, auto parts stores, a bowling alley, and several restaurants. Yet the modern fast paced world has not overreached Langdon’s rich historical heritage. In addition to quaint specialty shops, you will find a farmers fresh market, old fashioned bakery, and even one of the few left remaining, old time Roxy theater.

 The Rendezvous region

Langdon is situated on the edge of the beautifully forested and scenic Pembina River Gorge. This area in Northeast North Dakota, known as the Rendezvous Region, is loaded with history, scenic views of deciduous hardwood forests, and surrounded by historic towns built around farming communities. You might find yourself amazed at the breathtaking sunsets, or unparalleled starry skies. Have you ever seen the Milky Way with your naked eyes? On a clear night, be prepared to!

As you consider your stay don’t forget to partake of the areas many summer festivals, shows, and events, like Music fest, the Rendezvous Region Rod Run, Junque Fest, and several others of which reflect the history of a time gone by.

Take a drive in the surrounding area to view yellow fields of sunflowers and canola surrounded by fields of sky blue flax. As you go, you will undoubtedly notice the numerous wetlands that offer an abundance of wild life. You will likely observe moose, elk, fox, deer, rabbits, and birds in abundance, including ducks, geese, heron, storks and even pelicans. Take a 15 min drive north into the heart of the Rendezvous Region and marvel at all the Pembina Gorge has to offer.

In summer, treat yourself to the Frostfire Summer Theater. This open air amphitheater is nestled in the woods behind a panoramic view of the Pembina Gorge. Be sure to stop by and visit one of the oldest buildings of the Wild West in the Kittson Trading Post, the oldest standing structure in the Dakotas! Whether by horse, bike, or ATV be sure to utilize the innumerable trails that will take you into the seldom seen habitat of deer, elk, moose, bear, and others.

In autumn, you will be astounded by the changing colors of the oak, maple, and other deciduous trees of the hardwood forest, reminiscent of Vermont or upstate New York. Autumn is a busy time for farmers of the Rendezvous Region as well, lending to excellent photo opportunities of farm life. It is also a perfect time for photographic exploration of North Dakotas many captivating ghost towns. Ghost towns in this modern world have vanished in most states. North Dakota, however, still offers the unique ability to view untouched history first hand!

Outdoorsmen will have no reason for grumbling as Bed & Breakfast at Tiffany’s has provisions to keep their stomach full. Such as complete basket lunches, and freezers for preserving the days catch. Yes, autumn also invites a plethora of hunting adventures in the Duck Hunting Capitol of the World. Duck, goose, pheasant, grouse, and dove are among the many fowl in abundance. World class hunting on the ground is also plentiful. For small game, try your hand at fox, rabbit, muskrat, beaver, raccoon, and others. Large game offers deer, elk, moose, and bear. Let’s not forget World Class fishing! Whether fishing from a boat, the shore, or the ice, you will be catching your limit of northern pike, walleye, and trout, in the areas many lakes and rivers. Whatever you like, the Rendezvous Region will not send the outdoorsman away with their stomach grumbling.

After autumn ushers in winter you can count on a complete winter season to enjoy the seemingly endless wintertime activities. You will have a full season to carve down the slopes of the areas ski resorts. Take a break with a mug of hot cocoa and enjoy the view from the lodge. Let your skates glide you along the ice of the frozen Langdon town pond or hockey arena, or try your hand at the new globally acclaimed Olympic sport of curling, only blocks from Bed & Breakfast at Tiffany’s. Winter in Langdon and surrounding areas offers direct access to hundreds of miles both groomed trails and untouched powder for a snowmobiling paradise.