Indian Creek Recreation Area - Mobridge, South Dakota offers rolling hills and beautiful river views for hiking. They have game/equipment for checkout. This rugged land was explored by Lewis and Clark in 1804. During the late 1800s and early 1900s, cowboys … [Read more...]
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Hunting near Mobridge, South Dakota
Hunting near Mobridge, South Dakota offers a wide variety of game throughout the year. The unmatched Ringneck Pheasant hunting in the fall is just the beginning of the fun. Also hunt sharptail grouse in the river breaks of the Missouri River, prairie dog … [Read more...]
Fool Soldier Band Monument – Mobridge, South Dakota
The Fool Soldier Band Monument is located at the Klein Museum on west Hwy 12 in Mobridge, South Dakota. Taking a trip down history lane you will want to see this monument. On August 20-22, 1862, a group of young Teton Sioux negotiated for the white … [Read more...]
Eureka Gold Classic Triathlon – Eureka, South Dakota
Eureka Gold Classic Triathlon in Eurkea, South Dakota sponsored by the Eureka Lions Club will consist of: Long Course: Swim ½ mile, Bike 24 miles, Run 6 miles Short Course: Swim ¼ mile, Bike 12 miles, Run 3 miles Location: Starts at Lake … [Read more...]
Dakota’s Original 1880 Town – Murdo, South Dakota Area
Dakota's Original 1880 Town - Murdo, South Dakota Area. Dakota's Original 1880 Town Walk down Main Street of this 1880 town and explore more than 30 buildings authentically furnished with thousands of relics. … [Read more...]
CHAMBERLAIN BRIDGE – Chamberlain, South Dakota
CHAMBERLAIN BRIDGE - Chamberlain, South Dakota - Chamberlain Bridge, comprised of four 336-foot riveted Pennsylvania through truss spans and, completed in September 1925, was built and fabricated by the Missouri Valley Bridge & Iron Works of Leavenworth, … [Read more...]
Akta Lakota Museum and Cultural Center – Chamberlain, South Dakota
Akta Lakota Museum and Cultural Center was constructed in 1968, the building currently home to the Akta Lakota Museum and Cultural Center once served as the school on St. Joseph's campus. Roughly 10 years after its construction, students shifted from dormitories … [Read more...]