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Crystal lakes, rolling prairies, underground caves, national forests, and majestic mountains await you in South Dakota. Custer State Park, the second largest state park in the country, offers immense views of nature, wildlife and unique granite outcroppings.
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See buffalo calves, bighorn lambs, fawns and prairie dog pups from some of the most accessible vantage points in South Dakota.
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04/05/2010
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Each year, the Missouri River is a destination spot for people throughout South Dakota and surrounding states, and this year is no exception.
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08/18/2009
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State tourism officials invite the visitor industry to attend one of four informational meetings in the coming months as part of an “Ask South Dakota Tourism” road trip.
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04/07/2009
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Several communities in the southeast region of South Dakota have joined together to form the Southeast Website Marketing Partnership (SWMP).
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04/06/2009
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As vacation resorts and destinations continuously expand and develop to offer more amenities to travelers, the Adams Homestead and Nature Preserve near North Sioux City is drawing visitors by doing just the opposite.
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10/12/2007
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It took 15 years for the rails to trails project to convert the abandoned rail line into the Mickelson trail.
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10/12/2007
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The Buffalo Interpretive Center on the Lower Brule Sioux Indian Reservation pays tribute to these herds and the ancient prairies on which they roamed.
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05/24/2007
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