Insiders' South Dakota's Black Hills and Badlands
Book Description
Insiders' Guide to South Dakota's Black Hills and
Badlands offers travelers, newcomers, and locals the best, most
comprehensive information on what's happening in the region. The Black Hills
- home to Mount Rushmore, the burial place of Wild Bill Hickok, and the site
of Custer's last stand - and its Badlands are filled with natural and
historic wonders. Trendy restaurants and rustic bars, sophisticated art
galleries and annual powwows, and ghost towns and modern cities are just a
few of the highlights of what this area has to offer. Use this guide to
discover century-old wagon trail ruts or places to hike or climb, as well as
opportunities for fun, shopping, and adventure. (6 x 9, 448 pages, b&w
photos, maps)
The Dakotas Off the Beaten Path, 4th: A Guide to Unique Places
From the Back Cover
For travelers looking to avoid the crowd, this guide
will help them discover the unique 'must-see' attractions of the Dakotas. Go
beyond the usual tourist attractions to discover such hidden treasures as
Prairie Village, Termesphere Gallery, or Children's Museum at Yunker Farm.
Whatever you do when you get to the Dakotas, get off the interstate-and take
this book with you! (5 1/2' X 8 1/2', 192 pages, maps, index, illustrations,
lists)
--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of
this title.
South Dakota Atlas & Gazetteer
Book Description
Rely on the South Dakota Atlas & Gazetteer for the utmost
in trip planning and backcountry access. Contains topographic maps with
unbeatable detail, plus gazetteer information on great places to go and things
to do. Scale equal 1:200,000 or 1"=3.2 miles. Contour Interval is 120'. Each
page covers 33.1 miles x 44 miles and includes GPS Grids & tick marks, Index
Placenames & map features and shaded relief. 61 pages of maps, with 72 pages
in all. Gazetteer categories include, Attractions, Bicycle routes,
Campgrounds, Canoe trips, Fishing, Hiking, Historic sites, Hunting: Game
production areas and Waterfowl production areas, National lands, Scenic
drives, State lands, Tribal lands, and Unique natural features.
Hiking South Dakota's Black Hills Country
Book Description
Native Americans call this country Paha Sapa, meaning
"hills that are black." Hikers call the Black Hills "paradise." An area of
6,000 square miles with more than 500 miles of trails, the Black Hills have
affected travelers through the ages-including Native American leaders Crazy
Horse and Black Elk, Gen. George Armstrong Custer and sculptor Gutzon Borglum.
Black Hills country is a land of pine forested hills surrounded by prairie,
and oasis full of wildlife and striking rock formations, an area of religious
and historic significance, and an area of magnificent hiking diversity. Hiking
South Dakota's Black Hills Country covers nearly all the trails in the area
from Devils Tower National Monument and Mount Rushmore National Memorial to
Custer State Park and Wind Cave and Badlands National Parks. Detailed
descriptions and maps will get you to the trailheads and help you plan your
trip. This guide also includes tips on safety and hiking with children,
elevation charts, photographs, no-trace camping information, and an equipment
checklist. Whether you are a veteran or novice hiker, Hiking South Dakota's
Black Hills Country will lead the way to outdoor adventure.
South Dakota Magazine [MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTION]
From the Publisher
Magazine highlighting South Dakota lifestyle and heritage.
Includes articles, online statewide events calendar, and a directory of
products and services uniquely from South Dakota.
