ROAD TRIPS The Classic I-90 MILES 403 ROUTE I-90 between Sioux Falls and Spearfish SIOUX FALLS Marvel at Falls Park in Sioux Falls, where approximately 7,400 gallons of water drop 100 feet each second. Join a class at the Outdoor Campus to learn skills such as archery, fi shing with the family and Dutch oven cooking. CHAMBERLAIN At the Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center , 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 offi cially begins on this road trip. RAPID CITY See what’s happening at Main Street Square . Depending on the season, you might enjoy a concert, festival or ice skating. Check out life-sized concrete dinosaurs and 100-mile views at Dinosaur Park . Get a hands-on lesson in local geology, paleontology and culture at the Journey Museum . STURGIS In August, 500,000 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 79th rally August 3-12, 2019. SPEARFISH View brown and rainbow trout via an underwater viewing area at D.C. Booth Historic National Fish Hatchery . You made it! Stretch your legs exploring Spearfi sh Canyon . Waterfall hikes and fi shing streams await. MITCHELL At Prehistoric Indian Village , watch as archaeologists unearth evidence of an early native culture and view samples on display. Outdoor Campus WALL 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 selfi e with a giant jackalope at Wall Drug Store . Learn about windswept acres of grasses and wildfl owers at the National Grasslands Visitor Center . Sturgis Sunup to Sundown in Sioux Falls By day, experience SculptureWalk . This public art project showcases more than 50 rotating sculptures throughout downtown Sioux Falls, creating a DIY walking tour of the area. Don’t miss Arc of Dreams™ , coming later in 2019, a new permanent installation arching 70 feet above the SculptureWalk Big Sioux River . When it’s time for a break, the 8th & Railroad Center is just a half-mile away, offering your pick of original eats and drinks (plus shops and periodic events, including a farmers’ market and summer block parties). 8th & Railroad helps to anchor “Brewers Row,” a walkable collection of homegrown breweries and taprooms along East 8th Street. It’s a good spot to enjoy a drink before a free concert at Levitt at the Falls , the open-air concert venue scheduled to open between downtown and Falls Park in 2019. 14 // #HiFromSD