Find your path Discover outdoor adventure in Lemmon, a quaint community in the heart of the Cedar River and Grand River National Grasslands. Its location makes it a prime spot for outdoor enthusiasts, including big game hunters. Recreation areas like Shadehill Reservoir provide miles of shoreline for fishing and camping. A unique site is the Hugh Glass Monument, where one man became a legend, surviving a grizzly bear attack nearly two centuries ago. The Monument is located on the banks of the Grand River and Shadehill Reservoir at Hugh Glass Park. The Hugh Glass Rendezvous is an annual celebration of Hugh Glass’ history. Visit Boss Cowman Square downtown and take in the larger-than-life sculpture and mural. The art celebrates the community’s agricultural heritage. Each July, Boss Cowman Days is held with a rodeo and community activities. See Lemmon business listings on pages 149 Geographic Center of the Nation Belle Fourche, French for “Beautiful Fork”, was named after the intersection of Hay Creek, the Redwater River, and the Belle Fourche River. The community is near the Geographic Center of the Nation, which is marked by a stunning 21-foot diameter compass rose next to the Visitor Center. Learn about the town’s Western roots. The Tri-State Museum & Visitor Center displays the regional history of South Dakota, Montana, and Wyoming. Wander the River Walk or attend year-round events. Rocky Point Recreation Area is a popular fishing destination and relaxing outdoor retreat, 15 minutes from Belle Fourche. Visit the Dinosaurs of the Hell Creek Museum and enjoy interactive paleontology exhibits and fossil collections. See Belle Fourche business listings on page 133 BlackHillsBadlands.com // 125 BLACK HILLS & BADLANDS REGION BELLE FOURCHE LEMMON
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