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Mount Rushmore

Keystone SD HW 244:

Sculptures of George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln, encompassed by the beautiful Black Hills. Mount Rushmore tells the story of America's founding to the diversity found today. The national monument brings visitors face to face with the rich heritage we all share.

Custer State Park

13400 US 16A Custer SD 57730 (Visitors Center):

Covering 71,000 acres of the Black Hills, Custer state park is home to wildlife, lakes, hiking, camping and more. The Custer State Park wildlife loop is home to more than 10 grassland species including a large herd of buffalo. While the George S. Mickleson Trail is located in the heart of the black hills and is 109 miles long passing through 4 rock tunnels. Custer State Park has adventures for the whole family to enjoy.

Crazy Horse Memorial

Crazy Horse, SD 57730:

The Crazy Horse Memorial is located in the heart of the Black Hills at 6,532 feet above sea level and is made of pegmatite granite. The Crazy Horse Memorial was commissioned to protect and preserve the culture, tradition and living heritage of the North American Indians. Though currently unfinished the site is committed to keeping the memory of the Lakota leader and culture alive for generations to come.

Badlands

25216 SD-240, Interior, SD 57750 (Visitors Center):

The weathered vision of the Badlands draws local, national and international guests. The distinct geologic deposits are home to one of the world’s largest fossil beds. Bison, bighorn sheep, prairie dogs and more roam the park's 244,000 acres.

Bear Country

13820 US-16, Rapid City, SD 57702:

From your vehicle enjoy bears, elk, mountain lions, bison and more wildlife in their natural habitat. Then take a stroll and check out some smaller species and baby animals such as otters and baby bears. Don’t forget to stop by the gift shop to pick up a souvenir of your favorite animal.

Reptile Gardens

8955 US-16, Rapid City, SD 57702:

As featured in the Guinness Book of World Records, Reptile Gardens is the world’s largest reptile zoo. Home to more species and subspecies of reptiles than any other zoo or wild animal park, Reptile Gardens has everything from the world’s deadliest snakes to giant crocodiles and komodo dragons. Reptile Gardens is also home to a gator, bird and snake show which are sure to entertain the whole family.

Cosmos

 24040 Cosmos Rd, Rapid City, SD 57702: 

Let your imagination run wild at South Dakota’s biggest oddity, the Cosmos Mystery Area.  The laws of nature seem to be completely out of whack, especially in the original cabin built in the area. Enjoy the 40-minute cabin tour and other activities like geode mining then grab some ice cream and check out the gift shop.

Wind Cave National Park

26611 US-385, Hot Springs, SD 57747 (Visitors Center):

Wind Cave National Park is home to a unique cave system full of boxwork, frostwork and cave popcorn. Several different ranger guided tours are offered with different difficulties, durations and distances. There’s also a lot to do above ground like hiking, watching wildlife and camping.

Jewel Cave National Monument

11149 US-16 B-12, Custer, SD 57730: 

With over 208 miles of mapped and surveyed passages Jewel Cave is the third longest cave in the world. The grandeur of the cave is shown through its brilliant color and fragile formations. Jewel Cave National Monument has everything from wildlife viewing above ground to guided cave tours below ground.

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