When the snow flies, so do the feathers. That’s the idea, anyway, on a late-season South Dakota hunt. While October’s rooster rush gets the limelight, it’s late season hunts – when there’s less competition for prime spots – that often produce the best results. Keep these tips in mind and you just might find yourself looking forward to Old Man Winter’s frosty grip.
Forests heavy with snowfall, vast prairies turned winter-white and sprawling lakes encrusted with thick ice are the hallmarks of winter in South Dakota. Here, snowmobiling, ice fishing, skiing and snowshoeing are all on the itinerary.
Iconic monuments and unique, rural creations. A state-of-the-art entertainment venue. Drive-in theaters and a small town's tribute to Shakespeare. Arts and entertainment are alive in South Dakota.
Explore all the fun things to do in South Dakota in the spring, from fishing on our scenic waterways to spotting baby animals in the Black Hills.
Travel to South Dakota for monumental moments, hidden gems, and once-in-a-lifetime experiences at some of the nation’s most breathtaking attractions. Explore the state’s “Great 8”—the colossal carvings, caves, and spectacular landscapes that put South Dakota on the map—or discover the little-known towns and quaint hideouts tucked off the beaten path. Step back in time and explore dinosaur fossil sites, relive Wild West history, and celebrate the Native American culture that still permeates the state today. From our national and state parks to our history and heritage, South Dakota is the home of Great Faces and Great Places. We are thrilled to welcome you for a visit.
Travel to South Dakota for monumental moments, hidden gems, and once-in-a-lifetime experiences at some of the nation’s most breathtaking attractions. Explore the state’s “Great 8”—the colossal carvings, caves, and spectacular landscapes that put South Dakota on the map—or discover the little-known towns and quaint hideouts tucked off the beaten path. Step back in time and explore dinosaur fossil sites, relive Wild West history, and celebrate the Native American culture that still permeates the state today. From our national and state parks to our history and heritage, South Dakota is the home of Great Faces and Great Places. We are thrilled to welcome you for a visit.
As South Dakota’s largest city, Sioux Falls is packed with cultural attractions, family-friendly activities and history.
Plan your South Dakota vacation with these trip starters. You’ll find adventure from Sioux Falls to Mount Rushmore and everywhere in between.
Located within an hour’s drive of six National Park Service sites, Rapid City is close to outdoor adventure while offering big-city amenities and attractions.
Located in the center of the state, Pierre (pronounced “peer”) is South Dakota’s capital and the second-smallest capital city in the country.
