Wall

Many visitors utilize Wall as a base to explore the state's abundant natural resources because it is adjacent to some of the most well-known and scenic locations in the country. It is referred to be the "geographical center of nowhere" and receives millions of visitors each summer to its modest and endearing neighborhood.

It was established in 1908 and is called after the spectacular rock formations known as the "natural wall" that can be seen in the surrounding Badlands National Park. The hamlet is also close to the stunning Black Hills National Forest and the magnificent Mount Rushmore.

The town's sizable wayside drugstore is another prominent feature. Wall Drug, which first opened in the 1930s, has grown to be a well-liked tourist destination and is now filled with a variety of cowboy-themed stores and eateries. Wall is absolutely worth seeing because of how warm and welcoming it seems.

• Location: South Dakota