The Vore Buffalo Jump is on the interface between what were once great bison pastures of the northern Great Plains and the Black Hills, making it h...
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The mission of the Crook County Museum & Art Gallery is to collect, protect, and preserve information and objects pertaining to the natural and...
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About UsThe High Plains Western Heritage Center features a 5-State Regional Museum founded to honor the Old West Pioneers and American Indians of N...
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The town of Lead has played a pivotal role in the history of the Black Hills. Home to the Homestake Gold Mine and sister city to the town of Deadwo...
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An astounding geologic feature that protrudes out of the rolling prairie surrounding the Black Hills. This site is considered Sacred to the Lakota ...
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In the spring of 1876, the call of GOLD led a flood of miners, merchants, muleskinners and madams to sweep into Deadwood Gulch. The intriguing stor...
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Deadwood businessman and former mayor W.E. Adams built Deadwood’s Adams Museum in 1930 as a tribute to Black Hills pioneers and in memory of ...
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History
Sturgis is synonymous with motorcycles and the people who love them. Visitors come all year looking for motorcycle-related businesse...
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One of the Black Hills’ prestine campgrounds, Crooked Creek Resort and RV Park is located in Hill City, SD. The Resort is minutes away...
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History:
The Black Hills are a special place. Many cultures over the centuries have come to value the region for not only its visible wonders, nat...
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Imagine the frustration of 1878 Miners, hotly pursuing a promising quartz vein deep into the canyon wall with hand drills, blasted with black gun p...
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Black Hills Aerial Adventures is committed to providing the safest helicopter experience available. You can be assured that our pilots and staff ar...
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Horse Thief is a family owned and operated campground and resort. We’re located in the Black Hills of South Dakota, a popular family camping ...
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Sculptor Korczak Ziolkowski and Lakota Chief Henry Standing Bear officially started Crazy Horse Memorial June 3, 1948. The Memorial’s mission...
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We are a non-commercial campground.
You'll enjoy our cool summer evenings.
Come to Echo Valley Park Campground RV Park and enjoy the Black Hills.
T...
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The Caverns were discovered in 1882 by gold  seekers, but the Lakota Indians had found strength in the power of  the calcite crystals c...
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Where History Hails the Chief
Located in the shadow of Mount Rushmore in the historic town of Keystone, the National Presidential Wax Museum is an...
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Mount Rushmore National Memorial is visited by nearly three million people each year that come to marvel at the majestic beauty of the Black Hills ...
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In 1965, the Rushmore Aerial Tramway opened to the public. Situated about two miles west of Mount Rushmore National Memorial, each of the sixteen, ...
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History
In August of 1874 the exploratory Black Hills Expedition of General George A. Custer made this the site of their permanent camp.&nbs...
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