The Dakotas Off the Beaten Path

Off the Beaten Path

by Robin McMacken

Uncover North Dakota and South Dakota's best-kept secrets, such as the Corn Palace in Mitchell (where thousands of bushels of corn, wheat, grain, and grasses are used to create beautifully decorated mosaics) or the Fort Seward Wagon Train--a one-week wagon train reenactment.

Genres: Travel

208 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 1996

Reviews

[Jill]

(Really a 3.5)
Ah, Robin, you are not my fav off the beaten path editor of all time. My guess is that you travel alone or with another adult, and this is a bit different than my approach.

Two suggestions were particularly challenging for us: The Aroma Coffee Shop in Bismark and Lake Metigoshe... One too grown up, and the other far too over developed.

Maybe you need to revisit Icelandic State Park too...

But, in general, the ideas and history, particularly that of South Dakota has been of great interest to us as we've seen so much of the Dakotas this summer. We even learned things about the town where we live.

[Zoe]

if only my yoghurt hadn't exploded all over this-it belongs to the library