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Farms in the trees gave way to … |
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… farms on the prairie |
After crossing the border at Sault Ste Marie, we began a real road trip within the road trip, covering over 2000 miles in a little over 2 weeks.
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Gran Dad’s Bluff Lacrosse, WI (Mississippi River Overlook) |
We drove as quickly as possible through SD in order to avoid the extreme heat, stopping only for a cold drink at a very accessible Wall Drug.
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Black Hills, SD |
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Pronghorn antelope In Custer State Park |
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Devil’s Tower,WY |
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Trailhead up Devil’s Tower |
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Accessible lower trail to Devil’s Tower |
The trail from the parking lot to Devil's Tower is accessible and feasible up to the observation area with benches, although the steep slope is difficult for manual chairs.
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Non-accessible trail above observation Area |
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Econolodge in Chamberlain, SD |
Along the way we found several nice ADA rooms in hotels: The Holiday Inn in La Crosse, WI had a king bed and roll-in shower. The Econolodge in Oacoma, SD had a king bed and a bathroom with a shower/tub combination and lots of grab bars (very nice, if you could squeeze through the narrow aisle sided by the bed in order to get there).
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Day’s Inn in Worland, WY |
After Devil’s Monument, the hills became mountains became higher.
We rode through the canyons, ending up in the mountains near the
border with Montana and Idaho.
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