LEWIS & CLARK LAKE OFFERS SOME OF THE BEST SAILING WEST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER a water wonderland Being around water is good for your mind, body and soul. If the first things that come to mind when you think of Southeast South Dakota’s landscape is cornfields and pastures, you wouldn’t be wrong. While our corner of the state is proud of its agricultural industry, we are also home to A LOT of water! With 175 lakes and three major rivers, there are really great ways to enjoy the water and all of the beauty, serenity, and recreation that goes with it! Paddling Immerse yourself in the beauty of Southeast South Dakota by paddling. Pair your canoe or kayak outings with fishing, swimming, and camping. These adventures can be a couple of hours or an entire week. Make a plan, check regulations, and know safety tips for our area before you go. spin. Most of our state parks offer lakes that are great for skiing, tubing, wakeboarding, you name it. If it’s sailing you’re into, you’ll want to venture south to Lewis & Clark Lake , where the open water and wind speeds are ideal for sailing. near Madison and Lake Vermillion near Montrose are also great options for swimming waters. Lakes The sky’s the limit when you head to the lake! Hang on the beach and take in the sights and sounds of the water. Go for a swim, practice your paddling skills, fish for that night’s dinner, or picnic with a view. Whatever you decide to do, we recommend you unplug and be present to soak it all in. swimming Spending a summer day at the beach is how great memories are made. Pack a picnic, some sand toys, and a floatie. Head to Lewis & Clark Recreation Area to find numerous beaches to choose from. Lake Herman Boating What’s better than having a boat? Having friends with boats! And we have some great open waters to take that boat for a 232 // #SESouthDakota
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