Hill City originally attracted gold miners when it was founded in 1876 but had better luck with tin in the 1880s, and later, the railroad industry. Once notori...
This week's mystery location didn't prove to be much of a mystery to a few of you, who recognized this...
...as the water stop at the 1880 Train depot i...
Are you ready to take a journey through the Black Hills by Train? Then you can't miss the 1880 Train that ventures between Hill City and Keystone.
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The Black Hills may not seem like a top destination for wine aficionados, but there are plenty of renowned wineries tucked away in the hills. Hill City has a la...
Hill City is the oldest community in Pennington County and the second-oldest in the Black Hills, founded in 1876 shortly after Custer. The discovery of gold in ...
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 Black Hills has experienced a boom in craft beer over the past decade and is now a top destination for visiting breweries. Nothing beats sipping on a cold c...
Millions of years ago, dinosaurs roamed South Dakota. Today, the only dinosaurs that remain are fossils and replicas, but the Black Hills have become a mecca fo...
Rodeo is so popular in South Dakota it was named the official state sport in 2003. Rodeo competitions are an exciting way to take part in the state’s culture.
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Almost 70 years ago Lakota (Sioux) Chief Henry Standing Bear asked Korczak Ziolkowski to create a monument of Crazy Horse in the sacred Black Hills. Today, you ...
