BLACK HILLS & BADLANDS REGION photo caption Fall River Hot Air Balloon Festival Boat on Angostura Reservoir and Recreation Area Hot Springs Continued from Page 75 The annual Fall River Hot Air Balloon Festival is set for Aug. 29 and 30, 2020. This celebration in the sky includes balloon launches, a night glow, arts and crafts and more throughout town. THINGS TO DO Hot Springs is home to The Mammoth Site, world famous for the largest concentration of mammoth remains in the world. This American Alliance of Museums (AAM) accredited site is the final resting place for more than 60 large Columbian and Woolly mammoths, as well as an additional 87 animal species, that became trapped in a spring-fed sinkhole during the last ice age. Tour this indoor active dig site and view ice age fossils. Visit The Morris Grand Gallery, an international destination with contemporary and European works, Native American art and artifacts, jewelry, pottery, minerals and sculptures. The gallery is housed in former theater that once hosted opera, plays, vaudeville and movies. Indulge your senses as you search for one-of-a-kind treasures. Western Horizons Hot Air Balloons offers a unique adventure and an opportunity to experience the incredible natural beauty of the Black Hills from an exciting perspective. Located in the Southern Black Hills of South Dakota, historic Hot Springs and the surrounding area offers spectacular views unlike any other. 78 // #DiscoverBlackHills OUTDOOR RECREATION A short drive south of Hot Springs will lead you to Angostura Reservoir and Recreation Area. The reservoir has crystal clear waters, 36 miles of shoreline and some of the most beautiful sandy beaches in the state. Sheps Canyon Recreation Area is located along the western side of the reservoir and provides access to the boat ramp and prime shore fishing areas. If you’re looking for adventure on two wheels, Black Hills Dual Sport LLC offers dual sport motorcycle rentals and will deliver them to you at your convenience. A dual sport bike is an incredible way to explore the Black Hills and Badlands, whether you explore forest service trails or just cruise around town or the campsite. Back in town, check out the Union Depot Visitor’s Center, located on North River Street, which provides the starting point and main artery of the Freedom Trail. For Hot Springs Business Listings, turn to Page 152