It's been more than 207 years since Lewis and Clark headed for Spirit Mound after camping just below the Vermillion bluffs. They’d heard the conical land formation was inhabited by little spirit people – Native Americans have long viewed the place as the home of the spirits. Visitors today can hike a three-quarter mile trail to the top.
A soft, slightly sweet marshmallow blend makes this delicious treat stand out -- and keeps people coming back for more.
Learn about the town of Wall as seen through writer Paul Higbee's eyes.
Renting a car can sometimes be tricky. Check out these local options for your perfect vacation vehicle.
Honor bravery and sacrifice at these fascinating military museums throughout the state.
Whether you’re in South Dakota for the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally or just exploring the scenic Black Hills, here’s our guide to the region’s top rides.
Looking for a memorable (and maybe free) campsite? Take your tent to the next level at these unique campsites in South Dakota.
To make sure “getting away” is part of your getaway, try some dispersed camping in South Dakota.
When the sun shines, it’s time for baseball in South Dakota. Here are some great reasons why you should put a little bit of America’s national pastime in your South Dakota adventure.
Named for Lakota medicine man Nicholas Black Elk, these 13,426 acres make up the only designated wilderness area in the Black Hills. One step on the trail is all it will take to see why this place is so special.
