Handicap Access Trail Cross County Ski Trail Trails Directory Hiking Trail Biking Trail adams homestead & Nature Preserve Over 10 miles of trails near North Sioux City, offer hiking and biking through native prairie grasses along the Missouri River, with wildlife viewing blinds along the way. Trails also meander through cottonwood groves and a century old homestead complete with a home, barns, church and school house. Guided golf cart tours are available for those with physical disabilities. Snowmobiling Snowshoeing Equestrian Trail TRAIL/NEAREST TOWN Adams Homestead & Nature Preserve North Sioux City Beaver Creek Nature Area Brandon Big Sioux Recreation Area Brandon Big Sioux River Recreation Trail Sioux Falls Chief White Crane Recreation Area Yankton Clay County Park Vermillion Devil's Gulch Garretson East River Snowmobile Trails Several Areas Good Earth State Park at Blood Run Sioux Falls Great Bear Recreation Park Sioux Falls Green Island Recreation Area Yankton Lake Alvin Recreation Area Harrisburg Lake Herman State Park Madison Lake Vermillion Recreation Area Montrose Lewis & Clark Recreation Area Yankton Madison Bike & Recreation Trail Madison Meridian Trails & Bridge Yankton Mitchell Trails & Lake Mitchell Mitchell Newton Hills State Park Canton Outdoor Campus Sioux Falls Palisades State Park Garretson Pierson Ranch Recreation Area Yankton Prairie Arboretum Trail Freeman Sioux River Red Rock Trail Dell Rapids Spirit Mound Historic Prairie Vermillion Springfield Recreation Area Springfield Union Grove State Park Beresford • • • • • • • • • • • spirit mound • • • • • • • • • Stand where Lewis and Clark stood 200 years ago. Take the three-quarter mile trail to the summit of Spirit Mound, near Vermillion, overlooking 300 acres of restored prairie. Interpretive signs transform the hike into a learning experience. • Big sioux recreation area & beaver creek nature area • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • On the banks of the Big Sioux, a suspension bridge offers access to both sides of the river. Miles of trails ramble through woodland and prairie. Winter brings cross country skiers and snowmobilers to the trails. Both parks feature historic 1800s cabins. • • • • • SoutheastSouthDakota.com // 221 SOUTHEAST REGION