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There’s tons to do just beyond the next exit on I-90 in South Dakota. MITCHELL Mitchell is home to the World’s Only Corn Palace. Over 275,000 colorful ears of corn, along with other native South Dakota seeds and grains, decorate this civic center. Visitors travel from around the nation for this one-of-a-kind exp-EAR-ience. CHAMBERLAIN-OACOMA The Missouri River is a sight to be seen. Stop at Exit 263 and admire the remarkable Dignity: of Earth & Sky sculpture. This 50-foot-tall stainless-steel statue’s design honors the cultures of the Lakota and Dakota people. Fill up on 5-cent coffee and a savory meal at Al’s Oasis. KADOKA Going west, your first glimpses of the Badlands appear near Kadoka, Exits 150 and 152. For a true taste of pioneer spirit, visit Badlands Distillery. Try their locally handcrafted spirits in the tasting room and tour the distillery. MURDO Murdo’s comfortable accommodations, nearby camping and homestyle eateries epitomize small-town U.S.A. Visit Pioneer Auto Show & Prairie Town for an incredible display of over 275 vintage cars, trucks, motorcycles and tractors. BADLANDS REGION Take Exit 131 to tour the Badlands. Expect to find a plethora of scenic overlooks and photo opportunities along the Badlands Loop. Soar above the Badlands on a tour with Badlands Helicopters to gain a deeper appreciation for these amazing geological formations. Visit Prairie Homestead, south of I-90, to experience one of the few remaining original sod houses. INTERIOR Interior is the oldest Badlands town, located just 1 mile outside the south gate of Badlands National Park. It’s home to premier agate beds for rock hunters and horseback riding fun at Hurley Butte Horseback. To learn more about I-90, visit blackhillsbadlands.com/I90east.
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