Arrowwood National Wildlife Refuge

Overview

Arrowwood National Wildlife Refuge is managed by Fish and Wildlife Service and is located near Pingree, North Dakota.

Established in 1935 as a refuge and breeding ground for migratory birds and other wildlife this 15,973-acre refuge is an important stopover for many species of birds as they journey north and south during annual migrations.

Things to Do at Arrowwood National Wildlife Refuge

Recreation Activities

Popular activities at Arrowwood National Wildlife Refuge include:

Nearby Activities

Auto Touring
Birding
Boating
Fishing
Hiking
Hunting
Ice Fishing
Interpretive Programs
Photography
Wildlife Viewing

Plan Your Visit

Getting There

The Refuge headquarters is located 26 miles north of Jamestown and about 23 miles south of Carrington. From Jamestown, travel north on Highway 281 to Edmunds. At Edmunds, go east on County Road 44 for 5.5 miles and turn north on the headquarters road. From Carrington, travel south on Highway 281 to Edmunds. Turn east on County Road 44 for 5.5 miles, and turn north on the headquarters road. There are signs on Highway 281 and County Road 44 directing visitors to the headquarters.

GPS Coordinates: 47.26888880000000, -98.85231100000000

Contact & Resources

Phone: 701-285-3341

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Additional Information

Arrowwood National Wildlife Refuge

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