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Renowned for its Wild West history, heritage and origins, Deadwood is a fascinating place to visit. The entire town is a...
10/14/2021

Renowned for its Wild West history, heritage and origins, Deadwood is a fascinating place to visit. The entire town is a National Historic Landmark. Founded in 1876, when seams of glittering gold were discovered in the surrounding Black Hills mountains, it is home to well-preserved gold rush-era buildings.

Nestled among the Black Hills is the captivating Custer State Park which is the largest wildlife park in South Dakota. B...
10/14/2021

Nestled among the Black Hills is the captivating Custer State Park which is the largest wildlife park in South Dakota. Besides boasting spellbinding scenery, it is known for its huge herd of free-roaming bison; one of the largest in the world.

Wall is close to the state’s most popular and picturesque sights, so many people use the small town as a base to explore...
10/14/2021

Wall is close to the state’s most popular and picturesque sights, so many people use the small town as a base to explore all of its natural riches. Known as the ‘geographical center of nowhere’, it welcomes millions of people every summer to its charming and quaint community.

Situated in the southeast, and lying amidst fertile farmland and pretty prairies, is the magnificent town of Mitchell. H...
10/12/2021

Situated in the southeast, and lying amidst fertile farmland and pretty prairies, is the magnificent town of Mitchell. Home to several excellent museums, it also boasts ‘the World’s Only Corn Palace’, the town’s main tourist attraction.

This phenomenal palace is clad in murals made out of grasses, grains, oats and corn with colourful minarets and onion domes adorning its daring design. Built-in the 1890s, to highlight the region’s rich soils and to encourage settlers to move to the area, the edifice now hosts local cultural and sporting events.

The town has a lively, yet laid back, historic main street to amble along lined with galleries, boutiques and restaurants. Its other main attractions are the Dakota Discovery Museum, which has interesting exhibits on pioneers and Native Americans, and the Mitchell Prehistoric Indian Village.

Wall is close to the state’s most popular and picturesque sights, so many people use the small town as a base to explore...
10/12/2021

Wall is close to the state’s most popular and picturesque sights, so many people use the small town as a base to explore all of its natural riches. Known as the ‘geographical center of nowhere’, it welcomes millions of people every summer to its charming and quaint community.

Founded in 1908, it is named for the ‘natural wall’ of remarkable rock formations that can be found in the nearby Badlands National Park. Both the beautiful Black Hills National Forest and majestic Mount Rushmore also lie within driving distance of the town.

The town is also known for its large roadside drug store. Since opening in the 1930s, Wall Drug has become a popular tourist attraction and is now home to various cowboy-themed shops and restaurants. With a very friendly and welcoming feel to it, Wall is definitely worth stopping for a visit.

Set in the southwest, is the wonderful Wind Cave National Park which lies a short drive from the town of Hot Springs. Wh...
10/12/2021

Set in the southwest, is the wonderful Wind Cave National Park which lies a short drive from the town of Hot Springs. While the park is home to pretty prairies and gorgeous grasslands, the standout sight is undoubtedly the cavernous cave after which it is named.

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