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South Dakota is defined by its natural beauty. And the best way to discover the diverse landscapes, famous national monuments and natural wonders is by hitting the road. From Palisades State Park and the Sitting Bull Monument to the Badlands and Mount Rushmore National Memorial, when the time is right for you, let South Dakota show you why life's all about the journey – and the incredible stops along the way.
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Few monuments in the U.S. are as recognizable as Mount Rushmore National Memorial. Stand in the shadow of the massive, 60-foot faces of the four presidents who helped shape America, and learn more about the history of our country and how this monument came to life.
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Six national parks and 56 state parks and recreation sites make South Dakota an adventurer’s dream. Carve out time to check out as many as you can — they’re all unique and special in their own way
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Falls Park and the World’s Only Corn Palace in Mitchell are two of South Dakota's more unique destinations. But between the two places, there are restaurants, water parks, breweries and more that are worth spending a little more time exploring.
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Want to cross off one-of-a-kind attractions on your road trip bucket list? Plan on stopping at these kitschy, quirky and only-in-South-Dakota stops along Interstate 90.
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