Located at the mouth of scenic Spearfish Canyon, the town of Spearfish was named after the creek where Native Americans "speared" fish. While other Black Hills...
This week's Mystery Monday post generated a lot of comments! Was it the fact that people recognized the spot? Or because we were giving away a prize?
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Spearfish native Dick Termes gained fame in the 1970s-80s when he created the artistic, brightly-colored globes known as “termespheres.” Having designed more t...
It took some of you mere seconds to recognize this week's mystery location.
This brightly-colored artwork adorns the Clock Tower Termesphere in downtow...
Sturgis can definitely be overwhelming for a first-time visitor! The streets are lined with bikes, people are dressed very strangely (or not at all), and prices...
Hiking opportunities are plentiful throughout the Black Hills, but Spearfish Canyon has some of the absolute best trails in the area, as well as bubbling stream...
South Dakota’s multicultural history has lead to great local cuisine with a unique mixture of German, Eastern European, and Native American influences. Take a f...
When gold was discovered in Deadwood Gulch in 1876, thousands of prospectors flocked to the northern Black Hills seeking riches. The area at the mouth of Spearf...
