Meridian Trails System A. Chalk Bluffs Multi-Use Trail 4.1 miles, crushed asphalt surface, varied grade including moderate to fairly steep inclines. This nature trail welcomes equestrian riders, hikers and mountain bikers. F. Majestic Bluffs Trail .5 miles, 10’ wide concrete, flat grade. Oval around a small pond. This trail is located near the Majestic Bluffs living community at 2111 W. 11th St. B. Gavins Point Nature Trail 1.2 miles, hiking trail, natural wood chip and dirt surface, which winds through native woods, meadows and past scenic overlooks. This trail is located at the west edge of the Lewis & Clark Recreation Area in the Gavins Point section. G. Chief White Crane Trail 1 mile, 9’ wide crushed asphalt surface, flat grade. This trail travels throughout the Chief White Crane Recreation Area and connects to the Deer Boulevard Trail and is a short distance from the Lake Yankton Prairie Trail. C. Lewis and Clark Lake Trail 6.9 miles, including loops, 8’ wide asphalt, flat grade. This scenic trail winds from the Pierson Ranch Recreation Area and throughout the Lewis & Clark Recreation Area. H. Calumet Bluff Trail .9 miles, 8’ wide primitive dirt surface, varied grade with some steep inclines. This trail, which is located next to the Crofton Golf Course on Highway 121, is an “out and back” trail, meaning hikers will have to backtrack to the starting point making the total hike 1.8 miles. D. Toe Road / Lake Yankton Prairie Trail 2.5 miles, on-road and off-road paved, flat grade. The on-road portion travels from the Lewis and Clark Lake Trail, past Pierson Ranch Recreation Area and Cottonwood Campground. Then it hops off-road and becomes a 10’ wide asphalt path that heads down to the shores of Lake Yankton, where it winds through picnic areas, Lake Yankton Beach, boat ramps and ends at Chief White Crane Recreation Area. E. Highway 52 Trail 3.14 miles, 8’ wide asphalt, flat with one moderate incline exceeding five percent. Ride between Yankton and the Lewis and Clark Lake area on this trail, which parallels Highway 52 from West City Limits Road to the Gavins Point National Fish Hatchery and Aquarium. I. South Shore Trail 3.5 miles, 10’ wide primitive dirt surface, varied grade with moderate inclines. This nature trail in the South Shore area of the Nebraska Lewis & Clark Recreation Area welcomes equestrian riders, hikers and mountain bikers. J. Miller Creek Trail .75 miles, 10’ wide primitive dirt surface, varied grade to moderate inclines. This nature hiking trail located in the Miller Creek area of the Nebraska Lewis & Clark Recreation Area offers a view of sites where Lewis and Clark and the Corps of Discovery Expedition camped in 1804 and 1806. Y ankton Riverboat Days August 16 - 17 and 18 & Summer Arts Festival • Over 50 Food Vendors •150+ Arts & Crafts Booths • Parades • Children’s Activities Amphitheatre Performances • Concerts • Fireworks & More!! FOR MORE Yankton Riverboat Days, PO Box 483, Yankton, SD 57078 INFORMATION: 605.665.1657 42 – VISITORS GUIDE • YANKTON, SOUTH DAKOTA www.riverboatdays.com