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Bad Roads, Good Roads


South Dakota’s gravel roads are as important as ever, but there can be too much of a good thing.

Witten: A Town on the 100th Meridian


The Tripp County town lies where people once believed no one could live.

Clocks, Cars & Tractors


Fix them all on Bridgewater’s main street.

Old Highway 16


South Dakota’s historic thoroughfare has been mostly renumbered and all but forgotten, but the route is still passable (mostly) and relics of its heyday are everywhere.

Motorists driving Highway 18 near Tripp have learned to watch for the horse-drawn buggies of several Amish families who live nearby.

Autumn On Highway 18


A photo journey that begins in the corn, traverses the Rosebud and ends in the Hills. Photos by Stephen Gassman.

Black Hills Mountain Lodges


Four getaways tucked among the pines.

Looping Along


Credit Peter Norbeck for a wild ride through Custer State Park. Photo by Stephen Gassman

Blooming lilac and crab apple trees provide a splash of color to the state capitol grounds in Pierre. Photos by Scott Howard/S.D. Tourism.

A Capitol Spring


Spring’s vibrant colors bring out the best in our granite capitol. Photos by Scott Howard/S.D. Tourism.

A Rapid City Treasure


Surprises await inside The Clock Shop.

West River Oasis


Sheep, water and pancakes make life sweeter in Newell. Photo by Greg Latza.

The Different Drums of Flandreau


Tribe and town have a long history.

The Road Less Traveled


Treasures found along Highway 20.

The Hoover Store


A gathering place in Castle Rock country.

A River Road Called 1806


A 59-mile stretch of the Native American Scenic Byway is a cross between a coastal highway and Custer’s wildlife loop.

Dinosaurs and Big Art


There’s diversity to be found along Highway 385.

Into the Badlands


A photographic odyssey on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation.

The Makings of a Town


Alcester’s flavorful business district.

The Comeback City


Huron’s been down, but it’s never been out.

Colombe’s Colome


Named for a dashing and daring rancher, the town of Colome still has the cowboy attitude.

The Rush is Over


Bonesteel drew maddening crowds in 1904. Today’s populace likes solitude.

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