How to get to Fargo
In a bus:
Jefferson Lines makes two stops in Fargo: one near NDSU’s campus and one at their North Fargo terminal. They run routes along I-94, stopping west toward Glendive, MT, or East toward Minneapolis, MN. The route along I-29 services Grand Forks, ND, to the North and Sioux Falls, SD, to the South.
In a car:
Fargo-Moorhead is located about 3.5 hours from Minneapolis, Winnipeg, and Sioux Falls by car. Right on the junction of I-29 and I-94, it’s a quick trip to many major Midwestern cities.
In a plane:
Fargo’s airport, Hector International Airport (FAR), has nonstop flights to Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Las Vegas, Minneapolis/St. Paul, Nashville, and Phoenix-Mesa all year round. You can also get connecting flights to almost every major airport in the US.
In certain seasons, you can also snag direct flights to Orlando, Phoenix-Sky Harbor, and St. Pete/Clearwater.
Flying into Fargo is easy, and the airport is just a 10-minute Uber or Lyft ride (yes, we have both) from Downtown Fargo or the main shopping district.
If you want to rent a car, several rental companies are available right at the airport.
In a train:
Amtrak rolls into Fargo and can take you east through Chicago or all the way to Seattle on the West Coast. If you’re a romantic and love train travel, this is a great option. You can even get sleeper cabins for longer journeys to far-off destinations.
