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The attraction -- that giant ram's head and accompanying pieces -- is called the Porter Sculpture Park, and it features a big collection of metal art scattered around a hillside. It's all done by a guy named Wayne Porter, but I'll save the background for a future trip if we ever stop.
Looks epic from the highway and then doesn't look like much as you approach - yet from an artistic viewpoint - this sculpture park is unlike anything you'll find/see anywhere else. A lot of thought went into it and make sure to read the placards of poetry and you'll be able to piece together for which sculpture it pertains to, if any.
Just off Interstate 90 near Montrose sits an oasis of whimsy and wonder. Porter Sculpture Park is the home of dragons, dinosaurs, a giant hammer and more than 40 other recycled metal brainchildren of sculptor Wayne Porter.
30 Απρ 2018 · VISIT PORTER SCULPTURE PARK. Hours Open Daily 7 a.m. – 8 p.m. Memorial Day through September 15. Admission $8 adults, $4 ages 13-17, ages 12 & under free. Directions 25700 451st Ave., Montrose; take exit 374 off I-90; go South 1/2 mile, and look for the dragon sign.
The park contains a number of unusual whimsical sculptures including up close views of the longhorn and horse which are visible passing by on highway 90. The trail is self guided. It is unpaved which may make it less accessible for some.
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Step into a world of metal marvels at Porter Sculpture Park, a South Dakota treasure. Over 60 sculptures crafted from metal with accompanying poetry dot the tall grass prairie the park sits on. The self-guided loop trail is a third of a mile long and accessible by golf cart if walking is difficult.
