Known for its steep-sided buttes and spires, and its prairies and wildlife. It’s also home to many different animals, including bison, mountain lions, deer, and prairie dogs.
BADLANDS NATIONAL PARK
CRAZY HORSE MEMORIAL
The memorial honors Crazy Horse, a Native American warrior who led the Sioux people in battle. It’s also the largest sculpture in the world. Take the guided tour; you won’t’ regret it!
NEEDLES HIGHWAY
The highway winds its way through the Black Hills with beautiful mountain views. Needles Eye Tunnel is just under a mile long and has a vertical opening of more than 100 feet.
CUSTER STATE PARK
Custer State Park is home to many animals, including bison, elk and more. The Wildlife Loop Road is a great way to see the animals in their natural habitat.
Iron Mountain Road is a road that offers superb views of Mount Rushmore. It is about 9 miles long and climbs to an elevation of 7,242 feet.
MOUNT RUSHMORE
STURGIS MOTORCYCLE MUSEUM
The museum features a collection of rare and vintage motorcycles, as well as exhibits on the history of motorcycling and a hall of fame.
The canyon was formed over millions of years as the result of erosion and is now home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, elk, and black bears.
SPEARFISH CANYON
SYLVAN LAKE
The town is home to around 1,000 people and is a popular tourist destination, thanks to its proximity to Mount Rushmore, Crazy Horse Memorial, and other famous attractions in the area.