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What to do and see in Wall, South Dakota (SD): The Best Things to do
Wall (Lakota: Makȟóšiča Aglágla Otȟuŋwahe, "Town alongside the Badlands") is a town in Pennington County, South Dakota, United States. The population was 766 at the 2010 census.
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1. Lakota Ways-Pine Ridge Indian Reservation Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
LAKOTA WAYS: Indian owned ATTRACTION - captures the essence of iconic tipi dwelling, buffalo hunting Natives of the Northern Great Plains. Visitor HANDS-ON experiences: Tipi Raising, Lakota Beadwork, Lakota Traditional Bow&Arrow, Mini-Powwow, Plays (Tribal Elder advised), Tours to the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation (actual Wounded Knee Massacre site, Badlands, etc. Also inquire of our authentic cultural shows for hire and for bookings!: "Tatanka Buffalo Show"; "Wanbli Eagle Show" (exclusive to the Potter Family Theatre in Rapid City!); & "Crazy Horse: Tasunke Witko"; "Mini Powwow Show"; and many more! Also inquire about our YEAR ROUND Culture & Arts Events and Native Art Studio Workshops! Also inquire of our, "ALL THINGS TRIBAL TOUR" of historic and Native Downtown Rapid City!
2. Dakota Sky Stone
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By duanegordon87 - Broken Arrow, United States
Best place to shop for quality jewelry and the owners are the best and most knowledgeable of the products they sell. Bought a beautiful White Buffalo stone necklace at a very reasonable price.
3. National Grasslands Visitor Center
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4.5 based on 222 reviews
Reviewed By Bar2nE - Asheville, United States
While this area is best known for the Badlands NP and Wall Drugs, it is also located in some of the largest remaining grasslands in the US. This visitors center offers excellent exhibits and a great film on the importance and majesty of our nation’s remarkable treasure. The staff was very helpful and informative.
4. Wildlife Museum & Gift Shop
5. Buffalo Gift Shop
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By Jsixty - West Des Moines, United States
I’m such a tightwad. I browse Wall drug but this is where I spend my money. Native American made jewelry. Unusual and one of a kind sterling silver and stone settings. I come through Wall every year (I’m from Iowa) and I never miss stopping here. I go here to buy gifts for myself, grandkids and friends. Can’t beat the price. Tee shirts! I pick up the 3 for $10 deal. They’re good quality, just seemed to be overstock. My advice...Save your money and buy your gifts here at Buffalo they give away free bibles too!
6. Delta-09 Missile Silo
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4.5 based on 142 reviews
For thirty years during the Cold War, the silo at Delta-09 held a Minuteman II missile at the ready to respond to a Soviet attack. Today, visitors can view a missile in the silo through a modern glass enclosure. Delta-09 is a unit of Minuteman Missile National Historic Site. The Visitor Center is located immediately north of I-90, exit 131. The Launch Control Facility Delta-01 is located ten miles east of Delta-09. (reservations required for tour) and the Delta-09 missile silo is fifteen miles west of the visitor center.
Reviewed By 6AlanN - Rapid City, United States
Just a short drive from Wall, free and self-guided, though you can call a number on your cell and get a recorded tour guide message. The area is very well maintained and shows how the missle command protected the US. I would say this is a must for anyone with 30 minutes to spare.
7. Delta-01 Launch Control Facility
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Rockabird - Beach Park, United States
Reservations are needed for this visit and we made them a month in advance. The ranger was knowledgeable and excited about explaining how the facility worked and the kind of people who worked there. Unfortunately due to Covid, we were unable to see the underground facility, but we knew it ahead of time. Still interesting. There is a visitors center a few miles down the road.
8. Wounded Knee: The Museum
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4.0 based on 160 reviews
Wounded Knee: The Museum provides an in depth history of the massacre at Wounded Knee Creek in 1890.
Reviewed By susanotx - Oak Point, United States
Whether you learned about the Massacre at Wounded Knee in school or not you should visit this museum. This museum has an outstanding collection of artifacts and information that everyone should know. Anyone with any interest in American history should visit this museum.
9. Wall Drug
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3.5 based on 3,983 reviews
Established in 1931, this family business is known for its friendly service and for offering free drinking water to travelers.
Reviewed By Q9062QJdavids - Shoreview, United States
This is a must stop.Plenty of souvenir shops and stores with all kinds of merchandise.Lots of photo opportunities.Plenty of free parking.Free water and five cent coffee.I really thought this place was going to be bigger than it was but it was still a good visit.We recommend.
