The Oldest Highway In America, U.S. 14, Passes Right Through South Dakota
After a long week, there is nothing quite like hitting the road and heading out for a beautiful drive, which is made all-the-more exciting if said route is also historical. Agree? While South Dakota is chock-full of gorgeous drives, there is only one that is as fascinating as it is beautiful, which is the historic U.S. Route 14:




Once the home of Laura Ingalls Wilder and family, De Smet is a charming small town that houses not only a quaint downtown area and 1,000+ residents but several "Little House" related tributes and attractions (like the pictured Ingalls Homestead).

Do you think that if you have seen one capital city, you have seen them all? That couldn't be further from the truth, which is demonstrated by the beautiful city of Pierre! While you're there, be sure to check out the Capitol, unique shopping and dining, and outdoor recreation opportunities that you will not find anywhere else.

If you drive through South Dakota and don't stop by the famous Wall Drug, were you really even here?

Huron may be home to the kitschy World's Largest Pheasant, but it also houses our must-visit state fair, exciting waterparks, trails, and much more!

Not ready to get out of your car just yet? No problem, thanks to These 10 Road Trips In South Dakota Will Lead You To Places You’ll Never Forget.
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Address: US-14, Brookings, SD, USA