HIGHMORE 605-852-2716 “Visit City of Highmore” on Facebook or call 605-852-2927 for more information Farming, ranching community located at intersection of SD Highways 14 & 47. Annual Old Settlers’ Celebration is third Saturday in June. Home of SD’s first wind energy center, featuring 27 wind turbines. Enjoy hunting, fishing, golfing and swimming. Highmore/Hyde County “Together We Are Better!” LEMMON 605-374-5716 100 3rd Street West, Lemmon, SD 57638 www.lemmonsd.com Lemmon is known for world famous hunting of deer, antelope, pheasants, grouse, prairie dogs, coyotes and more! Lemmon is located on the Yellow-Stone Trail and home of the World’s Largest Petrified Wood Forest Park. Shadehill Lake and Reservoir with 110 miles of shoreline 5000 acres of water offers endless water recreation opportunities. ACCOMMODATIONS WRANGLER INN MISSOURI RIVER REGION 207 605-845-3641 Reservations 888-884-3641 820 W Grand Crossing, Mobridge, SD 57601 www.wranglerinn.com Located W. Hwy 12. 60 spacious rooms. Overlooking beautiful Lake Oahe, Windjammer Sports Bar & Dining, meeting and banquet rooms, indoor pool, whirlpool, sauna. Fish and game storage. Easy access and large parking lot. High speed wireless internet. Jeff and Marie Jackson welcome you. HOVEN City Hall 605-948-2257 PO Box 404, Hoven, Sd 57450 during regular business hours www.hovensd.com The little town with the big ideas! Conveniently located on SD Hwys. 20/47,13 miles north of US Hwy. 212 or 14 miles south of US Hwy 12 or 14 miles east of US Hwy. 83. Home to the “Cathedral of the Prairies,” on the National Registry of Historic Places, a twin-towered edifice unlike any other, with guided tours available on request at 605-948-2451. Convenience store, restaurants, motel, park with picnic/ playground area, camper hook-ups, golf, airport, abundant wildlife, hunting/ fishing. Easy drive to Lake Oahe. LOWER BRULE 187 Oyate Circle, Lower Brule, SD 57548 www.lbst.org At Lower Brule immerse yourself in the vast sweeping prairies of the Great Plains of South Dakota in the land of the buffalo. We are the Kul Wicasa Oyate (Lower Brule Sioux Tribe), a band of the Lakota Nation. We warmly welcome visitors to our homeland along Mni Sose, the Missouri River, a place of endless recreation and unforgettable experiences. ONIDA Onida Area Economic Development Director Marileen Tilberg PO Box 121 Onida, SD www.SullyCounty.net. A friendly community of 650 residents located on Highway 83 and is twen-ty-five miles from the Missouri River. The community offers year around recreational opportunities plus an air-port with a 3,100-foot runway and five churches. Sutton Bay and Oahe Trails Golf Clubs are located in Sully Co on the shores of the Missouri River. The Sully County Fair is held the second weekend in August and ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas celebration is the first Friday every December. PIERRE 1-800-962-2034 800 West Dakota Ave., Pierre, SD 57501 www.pierre.org Camping, fishing, kayaking, history, cowboys, heritage... It’s all here in South Dakota’s Capital City. Tour the State Capitol, Oahe Dam (world’s sec-ond largest rolled-earth dam), Cultural Heritage Center, and the South Dakota Discovery Center. Only 30 minutes off I-90. Pierre, Your Adventure on the River. Population 13,786. MILLER 605-853-3098 Miller Civic and Commerce 103 W. 3rd St. Miller, SD 57362 Located at the crossroads of Hwy. 45 and Hwy. 14, this central South Dakota town boasts some of the finest pheasant hunting in the state due to a large amount of public land in the area. Be sure to stop and enjoy some of the fantastic food and shops that keep travelers coming back year after year. ACCOMMODATIONS GOVERNOR’S INN 605-224-4200 1877-523-0080 700 West Sioux Ave., Pierre, SD information@govinn.com www.govinn.com We offer refrigerators, microwave and internet in every room, Freezer space available, free continental breakfast with Belgian waffles & biscuits and gravy, pool and hot tub. Only one block from the Missouri River, Pierre Convention Center and restaurants. Laundry service, minimart, exercise room and boat parking with electric hookups on site. Pets welcome. LAKE ANDES 605-487-7694 PO Box 783, Lake Andes, SD 57306 Lake Andes is so conveniently located just 6 miles from the Fort Randall Dam on the Missouri River. The area is known for being a recreational haven for the outdoorsmen. We offer a gateway to fishing , hunting, and water sports. Our little town is right here and can provide you with lodging, gas and food. Don’t miss our annual Fish Days Celebration the 1st weekend of June. This event offers fun for the whole family. PICKSTOWN 605-487-7553 PO Box 107, Pickstown, SD 57367 www.pickstown-sd.net Located south of Highway Junction 18/281. Abundant fishing, hunting, wa-ter recreation, and camping. Two local RV Parks. Several dining and lodging options. Resodential lots available for purchase. See Pickstown and Fort Ran-dall Museum, Tom Brokaw Park, Randall Hills Golf Course, Old Ft. Randall and Chapel, Antional Eagle Refuge, Fort Randall Dam and Fort Randall Casino. MOBRIDGE 605-845-2387 212 North Main Street, Mobridge, SD 57601 www.mobridge.org. Population 3,400. Located on US Hwy 12. “Oasis of Oahe.” Lake Oahe is one of the top walleye fishing areas in the nation. Lewis & Clark trails are nearby with festival on the 2nd Saturday of August. Mobridge’s famous Sitting Bull Stampede Rodeo is every July 2, 3, and 4th.
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