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Western South Dakota boasts six State Parks and six National Parks. Where else can you find this? No where! All of our Black Hills National Parks and Monuments are within a few hours’ drive from each other so you can see them all! Western South Dakota State Parks include: Angostura State Recreation Area, Custer State Park, George S. Mickelson Trail, Bear Butte State Park, Rocky Point State Recreation Area and Roughlock Falls State Park. National Parks include: Badlands National Park, Devils Tower National Monument, Mount Rushmore National Memorial, Minuteman Missile National Historic Site and Wind Cave National Park. Whether your plans are for hiking, biking, rock climbing, camping, lodging, geocaching or just exploring- you’ll make perfect memories here in the Black Hills of South Dakota!
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Crazy Horse Memorial Most travelers have a “bucket list” of travel destinations and if this one is not on your list, it should be. The Crazy Horse Volksmarch is the most popular organized hike in the United States and this year, they’ve added a second Volksmarch. The 28th annual Crazy Horse Volksmarch is... [more] |
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Badlands National Park The Badlands National Park, or "mako sica" as it is known to the Lakota people, is a place of mystery, spirituality and natural beauty. Located near Wall, South Dakota, the Badlands National Park consists of 244,000 acres of sharply eroded buttes, pinnacles and spires blended with the largest, protected mixed... [more] |
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Mt Rushmore Audio Tour The Mount Rushmore Audio Tour is a recorded guide at Mount Rushmore National Memorial incorporating narration, music, interviews, sound effects and historic recordings of Gutzon Borglum, Lincoln Borglum, American Indians and workers. Using a lightweight handheld wand, a visitor can listen to the self-guided tour while simply sitting down in... [more] |
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Wind Cave National Park Wind Cave National Park, located near Hot Springs, South Dakota, is one of the longest caves in the world, and the first cave to be designated a national park. Caves are one of the Black Hills most mysterious and intriguing wonders. To do your exploring underground, visit Wind Cave National Park.... [more] |
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Mount Rushmore Mount Rushmore National Memorial, Keystone, South Dakota, symbolizes both national pride and an awesome feat of engineering. Carved from a mountain of granite and standing proud since 1941, Mount Rushmore, protrudes from the granite as a true "Shrine of Democracy" with the faces of George Washington, commander of the Revolutionary... [more] |
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Jewel Cave National Monument Phone # for Jewel Cave: (605) 673-8300 Jewel Cave National Monument is gearing up for the 2013 summer season with new interpretive displays focused on the thematic areas of Exploration and Discovery, and visitors will experience new ways to learn about the surface and subsurface features of the Monument. Some of... [more] |
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Custer State Park Custer State Park, located near Custer, South Dakota, isn't just home to one of the largest free roaming buffalo herds; it's so beautiful that the State Game Lodge served as the "summer White House" for President Calvin Coolidge in 1927. In addition to the park, the Peter Norbeck Scenic Highway offers... [more] |
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Devil's Tower Devil's Tower National Monument, located near Belle Fourche, South Dakota, is a most improbable geological rock formation, sticking up a thousand feet in the air above the surrounding valley like some giant, prehistoric tree-stump. Steven Speilberg used Devil's Tower National Monument as backdrop to his blockbuster movie Close Encounters of the... [more] |