Sioux Falls Good Earth State Park Shines on National Television

The natural beauty of Sioux Falls Good Earth State Park was showcased on a weekend TV show.

Good Earth State Park, nestled on the city's east edge, recently earned a moment in the national spotlight when it was featured on CBS Sunday Morning's beloved "Do Nothing for Two Minutes" segment.

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The serene winter footage, captured by local videographer Kevin Kjergaard, transported viewers across the country to a peaceful South Dakota morning.

His lens revealed the quiet magic of the park blanketed in fresh snow, where deer moved gracefully through the landscape and wild turkeys foraged among the trees.

The scene perfectly embodied the segment's philosophy: sometimes the best thing we can do is simply pause and observe the world around us.

For those familiar with Good Earth State Park, the feature comes as no surprise. This 1,000-acre prairie preserve offers visitors a glimpse into the region's indigenous history while providing miles of trails that wind through grasslands and along the Big Sioux River.