HISTORIC DEADWOOD Step back into the days of the Wild West as you stroll down Main Street in historic Deadwood—an entire town that’s been designated as a National Historic Landmark. This former mining camp boomed during the gold rush of the 1870s, drawing prospectors, outlaws and larger-than-life characters, including Calamity Jane and Wild Bill Hickok. You can still strike it rich in Deadwood at one of the many modern-day gaming halls and casinos. More on pages 66-71. DON’T MISS Delve into the real-life stories of local legends at the Adams Museum , where artifacts and exhibits o er fascinating history lessons, or mosey over to the Old Style Saloon No. 10 where you can watch a Wild Bill shootout re-enactment several times a day from May through October. NEARBY CITIES Lead: 4.7 miles; Sturgis: 13.5 miles; Spearfish: 15 miles TravelSouthDakota.com 9 MISSOURI RIVER The “Mighty Mo” was once one of the main routes for westward expansion. Today, the Missouri River is a prized area that o ers excitement for all ages. In South Dakota, the river’s four large reservoirs o er plenty of opportunities for fun including fishing, boating, jet skiing and other aquatic activities. You can also camp along the shores for a truly amazing outdoor experience. More on pages 240-242. DON’T MISS Take a picture from one of the many incredible viewpoints along the Missouri National Recreational River, such as Mulberry Bend Overlook near Vermillion or Chief Standing Bear Bridge near Running Water. NEARBY CITIES Mobridge, Pierre, Chamberlain, Oacoma, Pickstown and Yankton
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