When pheasant hunting season kicks off every October, the South Dakota transforms into a sea of orange as people come from across the world to walk the fields. But for many World War II soldiers, their introduction to pheasants didn’t happen in a cornfield. It came in the form of a delicious sandwich handed to them as they prepared to board a train in Aberdeen.
The spirit of the West comes alive at South Dakota rodeos. From Rapid City to the state fair, enjoy bronc riding, steer roping, livestock shows and more.
The tiny town of Faith made big news when a fossil hunter found the most complete T. rex skeleton ever discovered, “Sue.” Learn about Faith’s dino history.
Hannah and Adam, also known as Getting Stamped, are a Wisconsin couple who left behind the American dream to travel the world and chase their own dreams. Spend seven days exploring western South Dakota with them.
Road trips are so much fun and totally doable with kiddos if you are flexible and patient. Here's Stephanie Pollock's list of go-to family ideas for Sioux Falls, South Dakota’s largest city.
The last Friday of September, witness one of the most heart-pounding events of the year - the Custer State Park Buffalo Roundup - and then let the rest of western South Dakota take your breath away. Try one of our three Buffalo Roundup itineraries and make the most of your South Dakota weekend.
It contains the world’s largest concentration of rare boxwork formations, and it was the first cave to ever be designated a national park, but that’s only part of Wind Cave’s magic.
Located on each side of the “Mighty Mo’,” the communities of Chamberlain and Oacoma each offer stunning views and opportunities for fun.
The Stratobowl is more than just a beautiful part of western South Dakota’s beautiful Black Hills. It’s a place where aeronautical history was made.
What started as a mining community has transformed into a place of art and recreation while never losing its natural beauty.
