The Black Hills captivates millions of visitors each summer, but what you may not know is the unique landscape and historic significance that has also drawn numerous filmmakers. This list of films that have had productions in the Black Hills is staggering; from Sci-Fi’s that have taken advantage...
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How well do you know the natural history of the Black Hills? – Fort Hays & Mount Rushmore Tours
What geological event created the Black Hills? The Black Hills were formed by what geologists call an “uplift” near the end of the Cretaceous Period. This mountain building uplift was marked with volcanic activity centered in the Northern Black Hills around the Black Elk Peak (formerly Harney...
Can’t Miss Spots For Your Sightseeing Tour – Fort Hays & Mount Rushmore Tours
RAPID CITY, S.D. – With tourism being South Dakota’s second-largest industry, you can bet there is a lot of sightseeing to do here. The Black Hills, especially, is packed with picturesque, tourist hot spots. Clint Jones, owner of Fort Hays, remains optimistic about this year’s tourist season...
Visit Sylvan Lake
Echoing the tranquility of Walden Pond, Sylvan Lake in Custer State Park is your next outdoor haven. Imagine yourself hiking scenic trails, paddle boating on serene waters, or fishing amidst a backdrop of breathtaking rock formations. It's a place where adrenaline and tranquility coexist, catering...
Explore the Legacy of the Crazy Horse Memorial
Visit Crazy Horse Memorial: The World's Largest Mountain Carving in Progress Have you ever considered visiting the Crazy Horse Memorial, home to the world's largest mountain carving still in progress? Nestled in the heart of South Dakota's Black Hills, this striking monument pays homage to the...