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.
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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.
Family-friendly trails: they aren’t too strenuous, they aren’t so long that one hears a chorus of “are we there yet” every few minutes. Most importantly, they have things to keep hikers of all ages excited about the journey — bonus points for pretty scenery that makes for great family photos. There are plenty of fun and family-friendly trails across South Dakota, from hikes along the large rivers and prairies in the east to trails with sweeping mountain views in the Black Hills and Badlands region. Article courtesy of RootsRated.
Looking for the best Black Hills trails? No matter which of these hikes you choose, you’ll find jaw-dropping views and a bit of history along the way.
Warm up with amazing South Dakota events and places this holiday season! This interactive map features some the best ways to make some one-of-a-kind memories. Click through the links and find your perfect spot to eat, drink and be merry!
Whether you prefer kayaking or canoeing, paddling the Missouri River in South Dakota – also known as The Mighty Mo – deserves a spot on your bucket list.
Thinking about planning a Black Hills family vacation? If your kids don’t love spires, caves, alien landscapes and wide-open spaces… think again!
Some days it’s hard to believe there are any secrets left. And yet, Watertown — an unassuming spot on the eastern side of South Dakota — is one of them.
