National Monuments

Mato Paha or "Bear Mountain" is the Lakota name given to this site.

Immerse yourself in 1.2 million acres of diverse terrain and breathtaking scenery at Black Hills National Forest.

Born in 1840 along Rapid Creek, Crazy Horse rose to become one of the most powerful and most recognized Native American figures of the Lakota Indian Tribe, second only to Sitting Bull.

Located an hours drive southwest of Rapid City, and a 10 minute drive from Custer State Park, is one of the longest and most complex caves in the world.

Jewel Cave National Monument is the third longest cave in the world with over 200 miles explored.

Custer State Park is a 71,000-acre vacation paradise that’s abundant with adventure, wildlife, and scenic landscapes.

Drive 60 minutes east of Rapid City and you’ll find yourself surrounded by terrain that can only be described as other-worldly.