Black Hills Caves

The caves of the Black Hills of South Dakota offer some of the largest concentrations of passageways and are among the world’s oldest caves. All of the caves in the Black Hills are limestone caves and offer a variety of rare formations from dogtooth spar crystals to stalactites and frostwork. Wind Cave National Park and Jewel Cave National Monument, plus four private caves and caverns, offer fun, educational underground adventures.

	Beautiful Wonderland Cave Beautiful Wonderland Cave Rapid City SD caves. Above the surface at Wonderland Cave you stand on what, 300 million years ago, was the floor of a vast ocean, once teeming with life that included ...[more]
	Sitting Bull Crystal Caverns DISCOUNTED ADMISSION. Our visitor's center and cave entrance are located just off Highway 16 about 10 minutes south of Rapid City on the way to Mount Rushmore in the Black Hills of South Dakota.V...[more]
	Jewel Cave National Monument Jewel Cave National Monument is not only the second-longest cave in the world (currently 150 miles and counting!), it is also one of its most structurally complex. Located just over an hour southwest ...[more]
	Black Hills Caverns The Black Hills Caverns located outside of the Rapid City South Dakota, were discovered in 1882 by gold seekers, but the Lakota Indians had found strength in the power of the calcite crystals centur...[more]
	Wind Cave National Park Caves are one of the Black Hills most mysterious and intriguing wonders. To do your exploring underground, visit Wind Cave National Park. Stretching more than 100 miles, Wind Cave is one of the longes...[more]
	Rushmore Cave Located only 5 miles east of Keystone, Rushmore Cave is the closest cave to Mount Rushmore in the Black Hills of South Dakota and the home of the legendary BIG ROOM. Icicle-like stalactites hang from...[more]