The Fargo Mickelson/Tricorn Bike Path begins on north end of Fargo, east of the North Dakota State University campus, and heads south along the west bank of the Red River to its end near Lindenwood Park.
Trails also follow the east bank of Red River in Minnesota, running through and around Viking Ship Park and Riverfront Park.
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