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South Dakota Day Tours
Going on vacation means trying to see as much of the exciting and wonderful as you can. The trick is to also be able to sit back and relax.Don't worry. South Dakota has you covered.
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Mines & Gold Panning
Gold was first discovered in the Black Hills in 1874. Since then, this precious metal has played a significant role in the history of the area.Tours of one of the oldest mines in the Western Hemisphere are offered by Homestake Gold Mine Surface Tour and Visitor Center. Many other abandoned mines also offer tours, and museums throughout the region exhibit mining displays. Black Hills gold is produced by several companies and can be found in nearly every gift shop.
A Love of the Downtown Sioux Falls Burger Battle
The Downtown Burger Battle gets more burger entries every year. And Lyndsey Kastein makes sure to try every. Single. One.Movie Theaters & Drive-Ins
From modern and classic theaters to drive-ins, find the perfect place to experience movie magic in South Dakota.State Nature Areas & State Parks
South Dakota's national parks take a lot of the limelight, but our state parks also offer plenty of off-the-path magic.Award-Winning Restaurants & Chefs in South Dakota
Reward your mouth with innovative flavors and unforgettable dining experiences from these award-winning restaurants and chefs in South Dakota.Past Events
There's always more to do in South Dakota. Explore upcoming events happening throughout our great state. If you're looking for events taking place on certain dates, search through our events calendar for cool things happening around town.The Road Less Traveled
South Dakota Highway 20 passes through nearly two-dozen East River towns between Minnesota and the Missouri River. Only four have more than 300 people. Motorists often choose U.S. Highway 12 through Aberdeen or U.S. Highway 212 through Watertown when traversing the state’s northeastern quarter, so Highway 20 has become less traveled. The route could be considered one of our most rural highways, and it’s worth exploring. We found 200 year old pianos, South Dakota’s only pressed flower artist, legends of a prankster Indian chief, Civil War history (Union and Confederate) and new businesses injecting life into small towns.Pagination