The Rapid City area is made for adventuring. Surrounded by 1.2 million acres of national forest and surreal national parks, state parks, memorials, monuments and more, there’s a lot of ground to cover during your vacation. So, let a local expert be your guide!
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7 Pro Tips For Attending The Annual Buffalo Roundup
One of the most iconic experiences in Custer State Park that you can participate in is the annual fall Buffalo Roundup and Arts Festival at the end of September. Make the most of this experience with these pro tips.
4 Reasons You Need To Consider A Visit To Rapid City During The Fall Season
While summer has it's own highlights for visitors to experience, there are things that only the fall season can bring to our area.
Rapid City's Unique Meeting Spaces
Beyond ballrooms and the standard convention space, Rapid City provides a wealth of innovative locations for planners who are looking to get creative with their meeting or event location.
Seraphim Theatrical Entertainment
Discover Seraphim Theatrical Entertainment—a radiant haven where art comes alive.
Rapid City Marshalls
Experience fast-paced, high-scoring games filled with family-oriented entertainment, including tailgate parties, post-game autograph sessions, and engaging activities.
With so many things to do on your way to and from Mount Rushmore National Monument, you’ll need a little extra time to plan your visit.
7 Iconic Landmarks In The Black Hills
You’ve probably heard about them, noticed them on your scenic drives, or walked for miles just to reach them, but how much do you actually know about these iconic landmarks found in the Black Hills?
Halley Park
Discover the hidden oasis of Halley Park, located at the north end of West Boulevard, where Main and St. Joseph Streets intersect. This 4-acre haven is steeped in history, being the original location for the Sioux Indian Museum and the Minnelusa Historical Pioneer Collection.
Tri-State Museum & Visitors Center
Experience a unique blend of history and culture at the Tri-State Museum & Visitors Center in Belle Fourche. Originating in 1955 from a Western collection donation, the museum has grown into a landmark attraction, housing priceless artifacts in a modern complex opened in 2004.
