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South Dakota
A U.S. state known for Mount Rushmore, the Badlands, and the historic Black Hills region in the Great Plains.
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South Dakota is a state located in the Midwestern region of the United States. Known for its expansive prairies, iconic Mount Rushmore monument, and rugged Badlands National Park, South Dakota is a must-visit for anyone looking to immerse themselves in the beauty of the American West. The state also offers a range of cultural offerings, from Native American history and contemporary art to frontier towns and cowboy ranches.
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RV campgrounds our kids have enjoyed
amanda.t.dwyer (Amanda Dwyer) These are some of our favorite campgrounds around the country that we thought were great not only for our large RV but also fun and safe for our kidsLesser known Fall Foliage Destinations Around The World
seeker (Seeker Editors) From the mountains of Quebec to the outskirts of Tokyo, mystical Slovakian lakes, and cascading waterfalls, these fall landscapes are some of our favorite hidden gems. Enjoy the wonder and magic of the new season, cool air, warm pigmented trees, and pathways coated in crispy leaves at these breathtaking destinations around the world.Local recs
seekerhq (SeekerHQ )Literary Destinations for Book Lovers
michele (Michele Humeston) Read a great story? Now go make your own.Favorite National Parks with young kids
amanda.t.dwyer (Amanda Dwyer) These have been some of our favorite US National Parks during our RV adventure this yearIconic Places in the US
seeker (Seeker Editors) These monumental locations have maintained their status as bucket list-worthy travel destinations. Whether it's the iconic Hollywood sign that transports you into a movie or the dirt roads of Route 66, these landmarks are distinguished in how they have influenced culture across the US. Inspiring natural wonders, incredible architecture, sobering memorials, and outright stunning achievements of humanity: enjoy our Seeker-approved list of the most iconic landmarks in the US.National Parks I've Been To
nicolejordan (Nicole Jordan)Iconic Travel Landmarks
seeker (Seeker Editors) Mark the occasion- literally, with these incredible travel landmarks across the planet. These destinations represent history and culture and have drawn travelers from all corners of the globe to take in their magnificence. Enjoy the view from The Empire State Building in NYC or snap a pic in front of the Leaning Tower of Pisa in Italy. Become a part of history- let's explore these iconic Travel Landmarks.State Capitals in the U.S
seeker (Seeker Editors) With 50 states across the USA boasting a vibrant and culturally rich capital city, there are plenty of awesome destinations for your next adventure. From ultra-trendy Salt Lake City to historical Boston, these beaming metropolises encompass the famously American melting pot. For some USA travel inspo, here is our list of every capital city across the country.National Parks Visited
lwithrow (Lindsay Withrow) 50 and counting!Wagging Tails and Cold Ales: The Best Dog Friendly Breweries in Every State
seeker (Seeker Editors) Are you a beer lover who refuses to leave your dog behind? We've curated a list of the top breweries in every state that welcome your four-legged friend with open arms. These breweries offer a variety of craft beers, ales, and IPAs for you to enjoy with your pup by your side. Whether you're planning a road trip or simply looking for a new local hangout, this list has got you covered. So, grab your leash and get ready to experience the best dog-friendly breweries in every state!Places To See Before I Die
stillontheroad (Giada Matera)Map of National Parks in the US
seeker (Seeker Editors) The US boasts an impressive 63 national parks, each with its own distinct character, awe inspiring views and countless ways to connect with nature. The parks are managed by the National Park Service which offers an annual pass for access to all 63 parks throughout the year for one flat price. Let's explore.Places that make me feel good
rachelebercini (Rachele Bercini) Corners of the world that I would like to visit and that I have visitedCopper State Beer Fest 2024
visitmesa (Visit Mesa ) <p>Craft beer lover? Join us at the Copper State Beer Festival on Jan 13th! Join our check-in challenge with digital badges and a chance to be the ultimate beer champion. Not into beer? We've got wine, spirits, and more! Premium beverages, food trucks, and live entertainment await. Get ready for outdoor fun!</p><p>How does this work? Simple! Sip your way to success! For every 5 sips, snag a digital badge. Hit 10 sips and claim your medal redemption at the Visit Mesa booth. It's that easy! </p><p>**Must check-into all 6 Mesa & Queen Creek Based Vendors to redeem your medal:</p><p>• AZ Distilling Co.</p><p>• Barrio Brewing</p><p>• Chupacabra Taproom</p><p>• Cider Corps</p><p>• Old Ellsworth Brewing</p><p>• Phantom Fox Brewing</p><p>**Redeem your medal at the Visit Mesa booth</p>Most famous landmarks around the world
chiefseeker (Jody Vandergriff)The Most Famous Landmarks Around the World
seeker (Seeker Editors) These monumental locations have maintained their status as bucket list-worthy travel destinations. Whether it's the iconic Hollywood sign that transports you into a movie or the mysterious structure of Stonehenge that has puzzled historians for centuries, these landmarks are distinguished in how they have influenced culture across the globe. Inspiring natural wonders, conspiracy-inducing formations, and outright stunning achievements of humanity: enjoy our seeker-approved list of the world's most famous landmarks..States in the US
seeker (Seeker Editors) The United States is a melting pot of culture, with each of the 50 states possessing unique values, customs, food, and more. What better way to experience all of what this massive and diverse country has to offer than stopping by each pocket of flavor throughout the nation. Here is our list of *every* state in the US.States Of USA
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South Dakota Articles
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Badlands National Park: The Complete Guide for 2023
Read more...Badlands? Why would you name a national park bad-lands? Well, the Oglala Lakota People were the first to name this site. They originally called this area “mako sica,” which translates to “land bad.” When French fur trappers traveled through, they called the area “les mauvaises terres à traverser” or “bad lands to travel across.” Rugged […]
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The Best 4th of July Events for 2022
Read more...As Americans begin to emerge from quarantine, cities from sea to shining sea are ready to celebrate the Fourth of July. Made a federal holiday in 1941, the US celebrates Independence Day on July 4th commemorating when the Declaration of Independence was adopted. From patriotic parades and fireworks to battle reenactments and readings of the […]