Car Hire in North Dakota

Renting an Alamo hire car to pick up in North Dakota is hassle-free, and you have the opportunity to select a model to meet you and your family or party's needs. It is the most convenient and economical way to travel while you are enjoying your holiday.

North Dakota

Whether you're travelling for business or for pleasure in car hire in North Dakota is your best option for getting around. With online booking and check-in, plus partnerships with airlines and travel agents, our convenient and cost-effective options make us a top choice for North Dakota car rental. Alamo makes the booking process as easy as possible, so you'll be out and exploring North Dakota in your hire car in no time.

Alamo's pick up and drop off location for North Dakota is at Fargo Hector International Airport, open 7am to 11.30pm on weekdays, 9am to 10.30pm on Saturdays and 9am to 11.30pm on Sundays. We know that delays can destroy a traveller's peace of mind, so if you give us the flight number for your booking, we'll ensure your car is available even if your plane is delayed.

North Dakota is near the centre of North America, rich in agriculture and fossil fuels: the western part of the state belongs to the Great Plains, and the eastern section belongs to the flat Red River Valley. Fargo is located close to the eastern state border. Take the Interstate 29 north from Fargo to go up to Grand Forks, one of the state's main cities. Here you will find the North Dakota Museum of Art and the Empire Arts Center. Alternatively, the Interstate 94 will take you west to Bismarck, the state capital, located on the Missouri River.

With its strong American Indian heritage, North Dakota is home to regular tribe pow-wows, including the United Tribes International pow-wow in Bismarck every September. It's an unmissable opportunity to experience American Indian culture, marked by parades, ornate costumes featuring jewellery, fringing and moccasins of course dancing, in which even spectators are welcome to join in.

North Dakota became the home to a large number of Scandinavian settlers, who also brought festivals of their own. In Minot, known as the Magic City and home to the Air Force base, the Norsk Høstfest takes place each September, a chance to taste the lefse or lutefisk unique to Norwegian culture. Pembina County in the north east of the state is home to the many Icelandic settlers who built the distinctive turf-roof houses there and have kept alive distinctive folk crafts like silver work and weaving.