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Sica Hollow is a scenic, wooded state park in the northeast corner of South Dakota, with 15 miles of trails for hiking, biking, and horseback riding. It's well-known for having a rugged beauty and a eerie history.
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The Palisades State Park located in Garretson, SD is a hidden gem on the Eastern part of the state. The unique rock formations surrounding the park and the Split Rock Creek running through make for amazing views all year round.
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The Storm Mountain Trail, about 13 miles southwest of Rapid City, is an 11.6-mile challenging adventure that is popular with both hikers and mountain bikers.
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Sica Hollow is a scenic, wooded state park in the northeast corner of South Dakota, with 15 miles of trails for hiking, biking, and horseback riding. It's well-known for having a rugged beauty and a eerie history.
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Jewel Cave, in western South Dakota, is the third longest cave in the world. There are several tours of the national monument available, making it great for the whole family to explore.
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A quiet, overlooked trailhead that offers amazing views of the Black Hills. Come prepared for this 3 mile moderate to strenuous hike!
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A quiet, overlooked trailhead that offers amazing views of the Black Hills. Come prepared for this 3 mile moderate to strenuous hike!
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The 111-mile Centennial Trail starts at Bear Butte State Park, continues through the Black Hills National Forest, and ends in Wind Cave National Park. The distance makes it great practice for a longer through-hike like the Appalachian Trail or the Pacif...
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The 111-mile Centennial Trail starts at Bear Butte State Park, continues through the Black Hills National Forest, and ends in Wind Cave National Park. The distance makes it great practice for a longer through-hike like the Appalachian Trail or the Pacif...
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Newton Hills State Park in Eastern South Dakota offers hiking and multi-use trails through one of South Dakota's only hardwood forests.
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A rushing creek and the beautiful Spearfish Canyon surrounding you, it doesn’t get much better than the Iron Creek Trailhead.
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From the tallest peak east of the Rockies to squeezing through the world’s second longest cave, South Dakota is filled with outdoor adventures
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Filled with open roads and incredibly scenic vistas, South Dakota is an excellent place for road cyclists to explore
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Both expert riders and beginners will find plenty of scenic trails to love when mountain biking in South Dakota
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