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Scenic Drives (Continued from Page 203) most rugged real estate in the Black Hills. Besides well-known Mount Rushmore and Custer State Park, the Byway includes picturesque lakes, towering granite formations and six picture-perfect tunnels. Plus there’s tight hairpin curves, spiral “pigtail” bridges, mile-high overlooks and the wildlife ranges of Norbeck Wildlife Preserve, Black Elk National Wilderness Area and Custer State Park. You’ll enjoy the many photo stops, picnic areas, climbing rocks and alpine brooks along the way. Spearfish Canyon Scenic Byway throngs with summertime pleasure drivers. Limestone palisades tower to the right and left of Highway 14A as it twists through the 19-mile gorge. It’s easy to pull off any of the Black Hills scenic roads to enjoy a little outdoor recreation. There are numerous trailheads, hiking paths, walkways, historic/cultural markers and other easily accessible activities. Most of them require no special training or equipment and are usually free. 204 Black Hills, Badlands & lakes Region  http://www.kbarslodge.com http://www.kbarslodge.com

Table of Contents for the Digital Edition of South Dakota Vacation Guide 2012

South Dakota Vacation Guide 2012
Contents
Getting Here, Getting Around
Interstate Information Centers
State Facts
Native American Information
Places of Interest
Calendar of Events
Public Campgrounds and Recreation Areas
Southeast Region: A slice of South Dakota charm
Glacial Lakes & Prairies Region: Stories from the frontier
Great Lakes Region: Land of the mighty Missouri
Black Hills, Badlands & Lakes Region: Enchanting mountain getaway
Black Hills map
Index

South Dakota Vacation Guide 2012

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