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The four states that comprise The Real America have within their borders some of the best attractions available in the nation. From immense rock carvings to untamed wilderness, you will find what you are looking for. Take a look at the list of unique attractions below for more information.

Enjoy one of our featured attractions:

• Hells Canyon Adventures, Oxbow, Oregon
• The Mammoth Site, Hot Springs, South Dakota

Hells Canyon Adventures

Experience the End of the Road (Hells Canyon Scenic Byway) this spring, summer, or fall with Hells Canyon Adventures the whitewater specialists. Experience the End of the Road 7 days a week April through September by booking online, phone or email all year long.

Hells Canyon is one of the most remote places in the Pacific Northwest you can dare to venture in. Come experience the end of the road with the only company that offers one-day white water rafting trips, jet boat tours or fishing charters that start in the deepest portion of Hells Canyon. While floating, jet boating, or fishing on the Snake River from the south entrance of Hells Canyon you will enjoy spine-tingling white water, stunning scenery with glimpses of Idaho and Oregon’s wild life, and a peacefulness that is hard to find anywhere else. www.hellscanyonadventures.com

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The Mammoth Site

P.O. Box 692, 1800 Hwy 18 Bypass
Hot Springs, SD 57747
Phone: (605) 745.6017
Email: mammoth@mammothsite.com
Website: www.mammothsite.com

You'll Never Forget the Mammoth Site! Walk where mammoths, giant short-faced bears, gray wolves, camels and other Ice Age critters once walked! Learn how huge woolly and Columbian mammoths became trapped in a slippery-sided pond on a 30 minute guided tour. Hear the story of the Mammoths Site's discovery and how it has developed into a world renowned paleontological museum and research facility. Stroll the 35,000 square foot climate controlled visitor's center that covers the fossil bonebed. Enjoy the Ice Age exhibit hall, glimpse into the museum's research laboratory, and shop the museum store for unique books and gift items. Although you can 'pop' in for a quick tour, we recommend allowing an hour or two for your visit. www.mammothsite.com