Scenic Walhalla is a picturesque community nestled along the bends of the Pembina River just east of the colorful Pembina Gorge and surrounding hills and valleys, located in the Rendezvous Region. Walhalla is the second oldest community in the state, having been blessed with a rich historical heritage. These two amenities-natural beauty and a rich, colorful history- will provide an exciting and tremendous future for our friendly community.

We offer much to do, including canoeing or kayaking the beautiful Pembina River, enjoying Frost Fire's summer musical production, camping in beautiful Riverside Park and enjoying the scenic Gorge. There is a beautiful nine-hole golf course in the Gorge with a dynamic view of Frost Fire Ski Resort. Birding is abundant in the area, as well as historic sights including the Gringas Trading Post, Kittson Trading Post and Three Martyr's Graves. Enjoy beautiful art and gifts at Gorge Art Gallery, located at the Walhalla Area Chamber of Commerce. Every Friday in the Chamber/Gorge Gallery, a local artist is spotlighted for the day.

There is a beautiful nine-hole golf course in the Gorge with a dynamic view of Frost Fire’s Ski Resort. Birding is abundant in the area, as well as historic sites including the Gingras Trading Post, Kittson State Park and Martyr’s Graves.

Enjoy beautiful art and gifts at the Gorge Art Gallery, located at the Walhalla Area Chamber of Commerce. There is always room for more artists and ND artists are encouraged to display and sell their art in the Gallery. Every Friday an artist is spotlighted for the day. Stop in to visit, stay to shop, coffee is hot.

The Walhalla Farmer’s Market is held every Saturday morning from 9 am to Noon on Main Street starting the end of June through the harvest season, weather permitting.

Walhalla’s annual citywide rummage sales and ADM’s Safety Fair in Riverside Park is always the second Saturday in June.

Get ready to sample ribs on the fourth Saturday in June when Walhalla hosts their Annual Rendezvous Rib Fest in the parking lot at the Walhalla Inn.

4th of July is always a Spectacular Regional Celebration with Farmers Market, Community Church at Riverside Park, parade, variety show and or music in the park, games geared to kids of all ages, Street Dance, and prepare to watch the biggest little fireworks show in North Eastern North Dakota.

The Gorge Art & Heritage Council will host an Art Festival in August in Riverside Park focusing on Pioneer Spirit.

World’s Largest International Golf Tournament is the last week-end in July sponsored jointly by Walhalla, Langdon, Morden and Winkler in Manitoba.

The Walhalla Ridge Riders will hold their annual overnight trail ride in May and August, sharing and showing the Pembina Gorge to over 200 riders.

In September plan to attend a chuck wagon chili cook off in the parking lot at the Walhalla Inn. After tasting great chili travel the Pembina Gorge and experience the colors of fall.

The last Saturday in September is Walhalla’s Annual Giant Pumpkin Festival, home of North Dakota’s heaviest unofficial giant pumpkin. Plan to spend the fall day enjoying a variety of events.

November begins the Christmas festivities in Walhalla with the Tour of Homes, Christmas open houses at Walhalla businesses and a mini craft show.

In December, Walhalla the medallion hunts for adults and kids along with the Christmas basket giveaway. Lighting up Riverside Park during the Christmas season had become a regional favorite.

For community and Rendezvous Region information and events please contact the Walhalla Area Chamber of Commerce, P.O. Box 34, Walhalla, N.D. 58282 or call 549-3939. You can also email the Chamber at walcity@utma.com.