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Northeast South Dakota Tourism

Northeast South Dakota Tourism on SouthDakotaBeautiful.com Northeast South Dakota Tourism - Glacial Lakes and Praries - your South Dakota Tourist Guide to Vacations, Attractions and Events

The Worlds Largest Pheasant - Huron, South Dakota

lgpheas.jpgThe Worlds Largest Pheasant - Huron, South Dakota - The pheasant is located on Hwy. 14 East near the Dakota Inn. Steel and fiberglass have been molded to create a 28-foot, 22-ton pheasant. From the tip of its feathered tail to the beak, it spans 40 feet.

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The Heartland Snowmobile Trail - Huron, South Dakota

snowmobile.jpgThe Heartland Snowmobile Trail - Huron, South Dakota -For the winter outdoorsmen, the Huron area offers 73 miles of groomed snowmobile trails which extends way beyond its borders as it connects with other trail systems throughout the state. The trail runs west of Iroquois to Huron, cuts over to Hwy. 37 and travels to Hwy. 34.

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Storybook Land at Wylie Park - Aberdeen, South Dakota

storybookland.jpgStorybook Land at Wylie Park - Aberdeen, South Dakota will enhance the whimsical in everyone with the visits to nursery rhymes from Humpty Dumpty to the Three Bears.

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South Dakota State University - Brookings, South Dakota

aouthdakotatstateu.jpgSouth Dakota State University is located in Brookings, South Dakota. This small but lively town of nearly 19,000 people is just miles from the Minnesota border and less than an hour’s drive to the state’s largest city, Sioux Falls. SDSU has an enrollment of over 10,000 students making it the largest university in the state.

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South Dakota State Agricultural Heritage Museum - Brookings, South Dakota

sdstateagmuseum.jpgThe South Dakota Agricultural Heritage Museum is a great place to visit and enjoy the history of the Dakota prairie in Brookings, South Dakota.

Exhibits include tractors and farm equipment, an original 1882 homestead claim shack, and a recreated 1915 farmhouse. Abundant historic photographs enhance the understanding of South Dakota’s rural qualities.

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South Dakota Art Museum - Brookings, South Dakota

sdartmuseum.jpgThe South Dakota Art Museum features 7 spacious galleries, the Museum Store and the Kid’s Sensation Station.

Since 1970, the South Dakota Art Museum has been a place for people from many different parts of the world to enjoy the artistic legacy of South Dakota in all its diversity.

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Sica Hollow State Park - Sisseton, South Dakota

sicahollow.jpgSica Hollow State Park - Sisseton, South Dakota -this woodland on the prairie shades a spectrum of colorful wildflowers. Whether exploring sunlit bogs and gurgling springs or meandering along darkened woodland trails and a waving sea of prairie.

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SDSU McCrory Garden Party - Brookings, South Dakota

sdsugarden.jpgMcCrory Gardens in Brookings, South Dakota are said to be the prettiest 65 acres in the state.

McCrory Gardens is unique in the nation because of the variety of ornamental plants, all placed in harmonious settings to display them to their best advantage.

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Sand Lake National Wildlife Refuge - Aberdeen, South Dakota

sandlake.jpgSand Lake National Wildlife Refuge - Aberdeen, South Dakota Sand Lake Refuge offers a wide variety of seasonal and year round accessible recreational opportunities that are wildlife compatible. Wildlife observation, bird watching, education, photography, hunting and fishing are all popular activities at Sand Lake.

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Redlin Art Center - Watertown, South Dakota

redlin.jpgRockville white granite columns reaching 38 feet skyward against the 52,000 square foot brick building, the grandeur of the structure envelopes visitors as they enter the Redlin Art Center.

With over 150 of Terry Redlin’s art on display you will see the skill this outdoor artist brings to the variety of artwork he presents.

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