An ‘Oughta Do’ list for kids in South Dakota
Seventy-two hours. Thirteen experiences. One great state. Learn how avid traveler Spencer Spellman navigated a jam-packed weekend in the Black Hills of South Dakota.
With its collection of iconic attractions within about an hour’s drive or less from one another, South Dakota’s Black Hills area is the perfect destination for the quintessential American road trip.
For anything-but-boring history, get ready for a fun and historical road trip starting from Aberdeen Regional Airport and heading to the State Capitol of Pierre. Then, let your drive take you to the biker town of Sturgis before ending in Historic Deadwood.
Curious what South Dakota is known for? From state symbols to iconic attractions and famous people, discover surprising facts and figures about South Dakota.
South Dakota is home to six modern and operating drive-in movie theaters, throwbacks to an era in America when the automobile wasn’t just a means of transport but part of the experience. Like a great road trip, there’s something uniquely Americana about the drive-in experience that we invite you to rediscover.
Get ready for an epic road trip that culminates with seeing larger-than-life famous faces and reliving Wild West days. Driving from Grand Rapids, Michigan, to Rapid City, South Dakota, is a 16-hour trip, but you’ll want to stop often to linger at places along the way.
Minneapolis lifestyle photographer Jill Emmer and her family embark on a trek across South Dakota. What they find - and capture - is adventure and beauty for all ages.
Yankton is a land of firsts and fun, a playground for all ages. Once you spend a couple of days here, you’ll wonder why it took so long to discover this unique riverside gem.
Article courtesy of RootsRated.
