Native American Scenic Byway
Sakakawea And Sitting Bull Monuments, SD
The Sakakawea Monument is a tall obelisk with a sign nearby that explains some of the noteworthy events in her life. Records indicate that she died at Fort Manuel on what is now the Standing Rock Reservation in 1812. The Sitting Bull Monument is an attractive red granite obelisk topped with a bust of Sitting Bull. The site has a magnificent view of Lake Oahe and the surrounding country.
Quick Facts
- Hours of Operation:
- Except in extreme winter conditions, the monuments are accessible year round.
- Location:
The Sakakawea and Sitting Bull Monuments are located North of Mobridge, South Dakota, 4 miles south of the Highway 12 and 1806 junction. An existing sign is located along the highway indicating the direction.
- N 45.515° W 100.487° [?]
Local Information
- Native American Scenic Byway:
- The official website of the Standing Rock Native American Scenic Byway, this site includes maps and directions, places to visit, a downloadable byway brochure, and more.
