13 Things To Do In South Dakota When You Thought You’ve Done Everything
If you’ve lived your entire life in South Dakota, you might think you’ve seen and done everything the state has to offer. Here are 13 things you maybe haven’t tried yet.
Nicollet Tower is located in Sisseton, just west of I-29 near the South Dakota/North Dakota border. The tower is 80 feet tall and offers an incredible view.
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Porter Sculpture Park near Montrose is filled with whimsical, unique sculptures. You'll find more than 50 works of art here - some as tall as 60 feet!
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This gorgeous byway is 478 miles long and goes from the northern border to the southern border of the state.
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Swim at Evans Plunge Mineral Springs year-round. The spring-fed pool maintains a constant temperature of 87 degrees, so it's nice and warm, even in the winter months.
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A super easy trail in the Black Hills takes you to the Stratobowl overlook. You can see the spot where record-breaking manned balloon flights were launched.
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South Dakota has plenty of spots that are supposedly haunted. Visit some of them to see if you can spot a ghost for yourself - here are 10 places to get you started.
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The Big Sioux Recreation Area in Brandon offers year-round recreation. You can hike, fish, play disc golf and even snowmobile here.
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This cool museum houses more than 275 vintage cars here and even has an authentic General Lee from the TV show "Dukes of Hazzard."
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This museum in Deadwood has some great exhibits about South Dakota's bison and the Native Americans who once hunted them. The outdoor sculpture, "Lakota Bison Jump"
by Peg Detmers is breathtaking.
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You'll find the World's Largest Pheasant in Huron. He stands 28 feet tall and measures more than 40 feet from beak to tip of tail.
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The Black Hills Wild Horse Sanctuary is located near Hot Springs, and it's home to around 600 wild mustangs. You'll love to watch this gorgeous animals in their natural surroundings.
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You'll find the Petrified Wood Park in the little town of Lemmon. Everything here is made from petrified wood - from buildings to around 100 conical-shaped statues.
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The Mammoth Site has the largest concentration of mammoth remains in the entire world, and you can see them up close. Watch staff excavating remains and learn more about these amazing, extinct creatures.
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How many of these things have you already done?
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