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I-90 Miles: 403 I-90 between Sioux Falls and Spearfish SIOUX FALLS Exits 395-402 Marvel at Falls Park, where approximately 7,400 gallons of water drop 100 feet each second. Experience SculptureWalk. The public art project that features more than 50 sculptures annually presents a creative way to tour downtown. Don’t miss the brand-new Arc of Dreams™, a permanent art installation arching 70 feet above the Big Sioux River. Enjoy a free concert at Levitt at the Falls, an open-air entertainment venue between downtown and Falls Park. MITCHELL Exits 330-332 At Prehistoric Indian Village, watch archaeologists unearth evidence of an early native culture and view samples on display. Join locals at the World’s Only Corn Palace to experience the eccentric folk art or annual Corn Palace Festival in late August. CHAMBERLAIN Exits 263-265 At the Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center, see the majesty of the Dignity: of Earth & Sky sculpture and board a replica of the duo’s keelboat for unique Missouri River views. If the timing’s right, drive into the sunset. The Chamberlain/Oacoma area is where the West officially begins on this road trip. WALL Exits 109-110 Learn how South Dakota played a key role in U.S. Cold War preparedness at Minuteman Missile National Historic Site. Grab homemade doughnuts and a selfie with a giant jackalope at Wall Drug Store. Road trip tip: Wall's a great place for stocking up on supplies like gas and snacks. RAPID CITY Exits 55-61 See what’s happening at Main Street Square. Depending on the season, you might enjoy a concert, festival or ice skating. Explore the City of Presidents, a series of life-size statues of the nation’s leaders found in the bustling downtown area. STURGIS Exits 30-32 In August, 500,000-plus bikers roar into town for the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, 10 days of bike shows, races, concerts and group rides on the bucket-list routes Sturgis is known for. Join the 80th rally August 7-16, 2020. SPEARFISH Exits 10-17 View brown and rainbow trout from the underwater viewing area at D.C. Booth Historic National Fish Hatchery. Stretch your legs exploring Spearfish Canyon. Waterfall hikes and fishing streams await. 5 THINGS TO DO IN THE CITY OF RIDERS Sturgis’ annual motorcycle rally earns it the nickname “City of Riders”—and promises several fun-filled experiences that riders will love: [1] Cruise through Fort Meade. The historical landmark, established in 1878, is full of Native American and U.S. military history as well as inviting hills. Don’t miss the nearby recreation area. [2] Explore other stand-out trails like the Centennial Trail in North Sturgis, which winds 100 miles through the Black Hills to Wind Cave National Park and offers plenty to explore along the way. [3] Zoom in for the annual Camaro Rally (June 25-28, 2020), when owners of Chevy Camaros across generations celebrate the American muscle car. [4] On the heels of the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally comes the Sturgis Mustang Rally. Join in for a week of racing events, cruises and car shows, all spotlighting the Ford Mustang. [5] Visit the Sturgis Motorcycle Museum & Hall of Fame to view vintage motorcycles and rally memorabilia. "Part riding, part racing and part party, it’s a celebration of American motorcycle culture." —Hannah Lott-Schwartz on the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally for Mic" Save the date for the 80th Sturgis Motorcycle Rally and races, Aug. 7-16, 2020. The 81st rally is scheduled for Aug. 6-15, 2021.
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