Hunting/Fishing: Those who love the outdoors will enjoy the vast hunting and fishing opportunities found on the Cheyenne River Reservation. Learn more details about local outdoor recreation by contacting the Cheyenne River Game, Fish and Parks office, 605-964-7812 or stop by the office to visit with the staff. They are located on the east end of Eagle Butte, along Hwy. 212 in the log building, next to the powwow grounds.

Wild Western Adventure
While you’re here for the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribal Fair and Rodeo, plan to add a few other stops to your agenda! Beginning in Eagle Butte, head west to Lantry and visit the International Society for the Protection of Mustangs and Burros. While you’re here, tour through the magnificent herds of wild horses and learn how ISPMB is working to preserve and protect these unique breeds. From here, travel to Eagle Butte and "Shop Cheyenne River". You’ll find unique gift items, clothing and locally made artwork in area stores. Take in the annual powwow, rodeo, parade, art market and so much more!

History and Heritage
Taking in the annual Days of 1910 Celebration in Timber Lake? Include a stop to the Timber Lake and Area Museum. Here you’ll catch a glimpse into the rich history of this area including cowboys, Native Americans and dinosaurs. Take in the town’s annual celebration and watch a demolition derby, a rodeos, a local talent contest and dine on traditional German cuisine. Plan now to celebrate the community’s centennial celebration scheduled for July 21-25, 2010. Visit local businesses to pick up materials on a Timber Lake self-guided walking tour. Learn how the town has evolved over the last 100 years, while maintaining many of its historic buildings.

Small Town Charm
The community of Isabel welcomes you to the annual Rodeo & Celebration the first week of August. While you’re here, you’ll enjoy friendliness and western charm of this community. Interested in outdoor recreation? Excellent hunting opportunities abound!

Cultural Experience
The city of Dupree invites you to attend the annual Pioneer Days celebration held the second weekend in July. Enjoy a community production, rodeo action, powwows, street dances and so much more! You can view more rodeo action the second weekend of June during the high school regional rodeo.