Missouri River region I Lake Oahe West Shore Trails, Fort Pierre MAJOR CITIES & TOWNS Chamberlain, Fort Pierre, Mobridge, Oacoma, Pierre, Winner The Missouri River Region is a destination for water enthusiasts and outdoor recreation of all kinds. Historical sites, scenery and Native American culture will captivate you with the beauty of South Dakota. Highlights NAVIGATE THE LAKES: Set sail on South Dakota's largest reservoir, Lake Oahe , to enjoy a stunning sunset. Paddle Lake Sharpe or Lake Francis Case , following the famous Lewis & Clark Trail . Find the Big Bend in the Missouri River north of Lower Brule. OUTDOOR EXPEDITIONS: Reel in walleye at Oahe Downstream and other recreation areas all along the river. Trace the woods for deer, flush the fields for pheasants, or wade into the wetlands in search of waterfowl throughout these diverse hunting grounds. Visit Stanley County Fairgrounds in Fort Pierre for the spectacle of Western rodeos and Indian Horse Relay races. HISTORY AND TRIBAL CULTURE: Explore the history and peoples of South Dakota at the Cultural Heritage Center in Pierre. In Chamberlain, celebrate Lakota culture at the Aktá Lakota Museum & Cultural Center . Just outside of town along I-90 stands Dignity: of Earth & Sky , a 50-foot statue of a Native American woman holding an outstretched quilt of 128 stainless steel blue diamond shapes. Visit preserved historic buildings at Fort Randall or the Geddes Historic Village . See buffalo roam the rolling prairies, visit powwows, and experience a full range of Native American culture at Buffalo Road Ranch . Cheyenne Ridge Outfitters, Pierre Dignity: of Earth & Sky , Chamberlain Turn to page 186 to learn more about the Missouri River Region. 32 // #HiFromSD
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