Ÿ%a;c;ę"%%, AŸa;d;%a;'Ėï region I With one of the largest concentrations of national parks, monuments and caves in the Midwest, this region is packed with natural beauty and family-friendly adventure. Highlights PARKS & MONUMENTS: See a massive sculpture of four U.S. presidents at Mount Rushmore National Memorial in Keystone, awe-inspiring rock formations at Badlands National Park in Interior, the third-longest cave in the world at Jewel Cave National Monument in Custer, boxwork formations at Wind Cave National Park in Hot Springs, a sculpture of the famous Oglala Lakota warrior at Crazy Horse Memorial ® in Crazy Horse and a 1,400-bison herd at Custer State Park in Custer. QUIRKY SIGHTS & ATTRACTIONS: Dating back to 1931, the landmark Wall Drug Store used to lure in road-weary travelers with its free ice water. Today, the draw is 5-cent coffee, handmade donuts and plenty of photo ops. At Minuteman Missile National Historic Site in Philip, view a Cold War-era nuclear missile silo. Time travel to Old West days when you watch an outlaw reenactment on Main Street in Historic Deadwood. READY TO RIDE: Mountain bike along the 109-mile George S. Mickelson Trail ; go off-roading on more than 600 miles of ATV, UTV and OHV trails within the Black Hills National Forest Motorized Trail System ; or ride your motorcycle within the 19-mile Spearfish Canyon Scenic Byway . Mount Rushmore National Memorial, Keystone Black Hills MAJOR CITIES & TOWNS Custer, Deadwood, Hill City, Hot Springs, Keystone, Rapid City, Spearfish, Sturgis, Wall Badlands National Park, Interior Turn to page 34 to learn more about the Black Hills & Badlands region. 30 // #HiFromSD
South Dakota Vacation Guide South Dakota Vacation Guide 2022: Page 30
