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SoDakTraveler says:
Great two-hour scenic ride from Hill City to Keystone, SD on a restored steam engine. The travels on an old mining route and sites like Harney Peak can be seen in the background along with all of the ponderosa pine trees in the Black Hills National Forest.
Fun for all ages. During Halloween, ther…
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SoDakTraveler says:
The Black Hills Playhouse is a semi-professional theater company located in Custer State Park in South Dakota. The site was previously a Civilian Conservation Corps camp lodge, and was founded as the Playhouse by Dr. Warren M, Lee, a professor at the University of South Dakota,in 1946.
The Black…
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SoDakTraveler says:
Devils Tower is one of my favorite spots in the Black Hills.
The tower is 867 feet from the base to its summit and is nearly one mile around. The top measures about the length of a football field. In other words, its a little hard to miss, and once you see it, you'll probably have a hard time tak…
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strutter says:
There are plenty of things to do in and around Rapid City. I'm almost tempted to keep them secret, as I believe it easily has the potential to become a tourist hotspot, but I'll share them anyways.
The first things you have to do in Rapid City is head into the Black Hills and check out Mount Rus…
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SoDakTraveler says:
The state park is beautiful! Awesome for camping,hiking, biking and even rock climbimg. There are all kinds of trails to use, I loved the Centennial Trail. If you get a chance to drive along the Wild Life Loop, you might even see a herd of buffalo! Plenty to see and do!
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Kero-whacky says:
Hot Springs’ sandstone structures, Wild Bill Hickok’s grave in Deadwood and Rapid City’s colorful Black Hills Powwow all offer visitors first-hand testimony about the history and culture of the West.
And it is this emphasis on historic preservation and cultural diversity that attracts heri…
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SoDakTraveler says:
Bear Butte formed millions of years ago from igneous rock.Bear Butte is a site sacred to many Native American Tribes, especially those of the Cheyenne and Lakota people.
The mountain is still the site for many traditional religious ceremonies, so don't be surprised to see an abundance of small an…
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deadwoodhotels says:
I was disappointed to be honest, I just stayed in the parking lot. It wasn''t finished and it cost too much to get in. They had a museum or something though so it might be worth it if you are into the history, etc.
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