There are many ways to experience Native American culture in South Dakota. Museums and art galleries across the state display precious artifacts as well as traditional and contemporary art.
Experience authentic Native American culture on a day trip that ends in beautiful Badlands National Park.
Celebrate the holidays with this road trip across South Dakota.
Explore the Badlands and beyond in this 4-day itinerary perfect for making the most of your exploration.
Trail riding. Burros. Digging in the dirt. Stopping to smell the wildflowers. Not watching the clock. We got off the beaten path riding trails in the Black Hills soaking in time together.
South Dakota is rich in Native American history and culture. Each region of the state is home to different tribes, each of which has its own unique story to tell.
When I visit a place, I want to absorb it. It’s not enough to stop for a bite to eat or take a look through a car window. I have to wander, chat with the locals and see what it is that makes this particular piece of Earth unique. Here’s how a day in Spearfish went.
Two days of discovery in Rapid City go...well...rapidly.
When it comes to classic roadside attractions, South Dakota boasts some of the best, including Wall Drug and the World's Only Corn Palace. Nostalgic, kitschy and even hokey at times, our roadside stops are one-of-a-kind experiences definitely worth a snapshot (or twelve) for those social media vacation posts.
South Dakota’s capital, Pierre (pronounced ‘peer’), is located in the center of the state and has a population of about 14,000 people. It is the second-smallest capital city in the country.
