Come and experience the fascinating past, take a look at present aircraft technology, and learn about the great possibilities to come in aviation a...
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With 30,000 square feet of pools, slides, and splashing fun, WaTiki is the largest indoor waterpark in the Dakotas! The resort also includes two pr...
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About Bear Country USA
The History of Bear Country USA
Very few people have had a full-grown black bear look in the window of their family car,...
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The park contains approximately 5,000 square feet of skatable surface, including elements such as railings, stairs, a bowl area and several ramps. ...
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Our mission is to offer Guests an amazing experience while positively contributing to the future of our animal residents, as well as our community,...
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The purpose of the facility is to provide outdoor education experiences to youth and adults throughout western South Dakota and to serve as the hea...
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HistroyÂ
The Caverns were discovered in 1882 by gold  seekers, but the Lakota Indians had found strength in the power of  the calcite crystals c...
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Rushmore Cave is where you are sure to find adventure!
There are scenic cave tours, cave spelunking, the amazing Soaring Eagle Zipline Ride and the...
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Imagine the frustration of 1878 Miners, hotly pursuing a promising quartz vein deep into the canyon wall with hand drills, blasted with black gun p...
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Histroy Wounded Knee, The Museum, serves as a memorial to those slaughtered at Wounded Knee Creek, December 28, 1890. The Museum's primary mission ...
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Our History began with Wall and water!
WALL and WATER
Excerpted by permission from Guideposts magazine. Copyright 1982 by Guideposts Associates, ...
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In 1965, the Rushmore Aerial Tramway opened to the public. Situated about two miles west of Mount Rushmore National Memorial, each of the sixteen, ...
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Mount Rushmore National Memorial is visited by nearly three million people each year that come to marvel at the majestic beauty of the Black Hills ...
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