Twelve Native American tribes are deeply rooted in the Black Hills and there are many unique opportunities to learn and appreciate sacred stories, lifeways, arts, and traditions in Rapid City and the surrounding area.
After a whirlwind 4-day trip through South Dakota’s beautiful and expansive Black Hills (and surrounding areas), I told my husband that I was overwhelmed with all of the things we still didn’t see!
Heading to Rapid City in search of epic outdoor adventures? You’re coming to the right place. Pick and choose from the activities below to piece together three full days of outdoor fun.
Tourists have self-inflicted Rapid City to be the “Gateway to Mt. Rushmore,” but once you’ve seen George and his buddies, you’ll want to dig in a bit more. Way, way more in fact.
Are you ready for site seeing, memory making, photo taking fun? In Rapid City and the Black Hills we’ve got the space to play and loads of photo worthy locations.
One of the greatest things about traveling: it opens the door for people to experience life in different ways.
It’s easy to feel patriotic while visiting Rapid City and the Black Hills. With stops like these you can learn about our nation’s leaders, their unique connections with our area and the historical places found here.
The four famous faces at Mount Rushmore National Memorial are a spectacle to see, but did you know there's more to do at the park than gaze upon the sculpture? Check out the top 10 things to do below to make the most of your monumental vacation.
