A couple of people had a keen eye this week and led the charge in identifying our mystery spot:
This painted bison sculpture is one of eight that can be...
Gold has been synonymous with the Black Hills since 1874, when George Armstrong Custer and his troops in the 7th Cavalry discovered deposits in French Creek, n...
Every 4th of July, we celebrate America's independence with barbecues, parades, picnics, and more. Nothing brings out that patriotic spirit more than a festive...
The Black Hills has some of the highest peaks this side of the Rockies, making it is a hot spot for downhill and cross country skiers and snowboarders of all sk...
The modern-day Black Hills is built on the remains of centuries of Wild West, homesteader, and Native American history. Over the many years, legends of ghosts, ...
With the many varieties of rock formations in the area, the Black Hills are an ideal destination for both beginning and experienced rock climbers. The Black Hil...
Undoubtedly the most exposure the Black Hills region has ever received, was in the summer of 1927 during the 3-month “visit” of President Calvin Coolidge.
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Located near Custer, South Dakota, Jewel Cave is recognized as the second longest recorded cave system in the nation - 181 miles - behind only the appropriately...
Experience the Black Hills by horseback like explorers and cowboys did centuries ago. These riding camps will teach you everything you need to know to become an...
The maxim ”eat, drink, and be merry” is especially useful when on vacation. If you’re a die-hard foodie, some things should just be tasted right from the source...
