Section

Landmarks

Carved granite, national memorials and the monuments that define the state.

Ringed by granite and pine, this small reservoir is among the most photographed spots in Custer State Park.

Overlooking the river near Chamberlain, a towering figure honors the women of the Lakota and Dakota nations.

A struggling Depression-era drugstore turned free ice water into one of America's most famous tourist stops.

Every year the world's only corn palace gets a fresh mosaic mural made entirely from ears of corn.

A scenic byway follows a creek through 1,000-foot limestone walls and some of the hills' best fall color.

Rising alone from the plains near Sturgis, this laccolith remains a place of prayer for many Plains tribes.

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