Where Am I? Week 8 Revealed
This week’s mystery spot didn’t generate any concrete responses. Surprising, considering its prominent location in the heart of...
Landmarks
Museums in the Black Hills
When you choose to visit the many Black Hills museums, you will find exhibits focusing on the area’s...
Wind Cave National Park
President Theodore Roosevelt approved the establishment of Wind Cave National Park on January 9, 1903. The park was...
Wish Upon a Shooting Star
With the lack of light pollution, western South Dakota has a large number of fantastic stargazing spots. Drive...
The Summer White House of 1927
Undoubtedly the most exposure the Black Hills region has ever received, was in the summer of 1927 during...
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Many early residents of Deadwood were buried at Mt. Moriah or at its predecessor, the Ingleside Cemetery, down the hill...
Jewel Cave National Monument
Located near Custer, South Dakota, Jewel Cave is recognized as the second longest recorded cave system in the nation...
Find Your Treasure: Geocaching
Ready to find some treasure? Using coordinates found online, geocachers search for treasure caches containing an odd assortment...
Shrine of Democracy
The sculpture of four famous American presidents (Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, and Theodore Roosevelt) draws millions of visitors to...
Fossils of the Badlands
The Badlands of South Dakota are known for their abundance of fossil mammals. Preserved in the layers of exposed rock...