Die Geschichte und Kultur der nordamerikanischen Ureinwohner ist in South Dakota reich und lebendig. Jede Region des Bundesstaates ist die Heimat verschiedener Stämme und jeder hat seine eigene einzigartige Geschichte zu erz [...]
One must explore Native American culture to experience South Dakota, whether it's attending a powwow, taking in the legendary Red Cloud Art Show or experiencing the artifacts, art and other historical markers throughout the state.
Andrea and I needed to go. Somewhere. Not too far, but just far enough to call it an authentic “road trip.” We needed a break from the grind as summer melts into fall.
There’s plenty of other fun in and between Sioux Falls and Mitchell on an 80-mile stretch of Interstate 90. Prepare to be surprised by the unique experiences that await you between the mile markers.
Located just off I-90 near Chamberlain, SD, this stunning monument honors the cultures of the Lakota and Dakota people. Plan a visit to the Dignity statue.
If you're looking for unique outdoor adventure, take a spin through the state to find unexpectedly art-filled alleyways, beautiful hikes, and hot springs that have been around for more than a century.
If you’re ready to ride but not sure where to go first, here are some of the best mountain biking trails our state has to offer.
From the moment you spy the stunning hills from which natural springs flow, you’ll realize this town is an oasis on the prairie and one of South Dakota’s hidden beauties.
Article courtesy of RootsRated.
Yes, you can visit Mount Rushmore, and the Badlands are a sight to behold, but there’s a world of adventure just waiting to be had in addition to these well-known destinations. Article courtesy of RootsRated.
