Custer State Park's "crown jewel" at the peak of Peter Norbeck Scenic Byway. Features historic lodge rooms and private cabins that sleep 2 to 22, Full-service Restaurant/Lounge & Veranda with peaceful forest views. Kayak, Canoe, Stand Up Paddle Board rentals. Walk to the lake and to hiking trails: Black Elk Peak, Sunday Gulch, Little Devil’s Tower, and can you find Poet’s Table? (Elev: 6,145 feet)
Perfect for young families! Private cabins with lake views. Dockside Grill features tableside service both inside and on the deck. Entry-level Kayak, Canoe, and Stand Up Paddle Board rentals on-site. Swimming Beach, Picnic Shelter, Fishing, Playground, Gift Shop/Store, and an easy 1-mile hiking path around the lake. Located 1 mile from the entrance to Peter Norbeck Scenic Byway.
Upgrade your stay to Historic. From locally sourced craft beers on tap at Best Brews to 24/7 gym access, everything we do is crafted with the traveler in mind. When you choose Four Points, you choose convenience. Located in the heart of Historic Deadwood, you are just steps away from museums, shops, nightlife, and more. We also offer complimentary WiFi, comfortable gathering spaces, as well as casual dining options to relax and unwind. Designed with you in mind, Four Points offers the essentials needed to make your stay one to remember.
Indulge in mouthwatering dishes at our hotel's restaurant, offering a diverse menu with delectable options to satisfy any palate. Delight in a culinary experience that combines flavor, freshness, and exceptional presentation.
Come enjoy a Black Hills’ destination that has it all - no matter what your age, this attraction truly offers a special experience for everyone. Whether you are an adventurous youngster (or just “young at heart”) this is the place for you.
All guests ride the scenic chairlift up to the park area at its summit. There, you can stroll along the flower-lined pathways, view Mt. Rushmore, and enjoy a burger and a beer at our outdoor Grille.
Choose to ride the gravity driven, operator contrled slide back to the base or sign-up early and experience a guided 2-hour zip-line expedition. Spanning panoramic vistas on over a mile of ziplines, you'll fly beyond granite spires through fragrant Ponderosas, soaring over canyon and creek, with breathtaking views of the majestic faces of Mt. Rushmore.
At the top of the mountain with a beautiful view of Mount Rushmore!
Our impressive menu features a variety of delicious entrees, drinks and desserts that includes:
Enjoy the great outdoors by treating yourself to a smooth, relaxing ride on the scenic Tramway Chairlift. You’ll glide up through the fragrant Ponderosa pines to the prettiest hilltop in the Black Hills. There you’ll find a large and beautiful park area, with waterfalls, walking paths and a special view of Mt. Rushmore across the valley. Also located in the park area is our rustic outdoor café, where sandwiches are grilled to order while you relax in the shade, enjoying the thousands of flowers scattered among the granite rock formations.
Travel through the lush landscapes of the Black Hills surrounding Mt. Rushmore on this ultimate outdoor adventure tour! Push yourself beyond your limits as you embark on a two-hour journey of nature and ziplines. Spanning over a mile of forest, experience 5 side-by-side dueling ziplines reaching heights of up to 400 feet!
All Gas, No Brakes
The Black Hills National Forest boasts one of the largest motorized trail systems in a National Forest that is open to vehicles 62 inches or less in width. It currently consists of more than 3,600 miles of open roads — over 650 miles are designated trails for all types of Off-Highway Vehicles (OHV) — and has 21 designated motorized trailheads.
A Black Hills Motorized Trail Permit is required to access the SD portion of the motorized trail system and when riding an unlicensed OHV on a forest road designated “open to all vehicles.” Permits are available as a seven-day consecutive pass ($20) or an annual pass ($25). Prices are subject to change.
The uncrowded, natural surroundings of Western South Dakota are ideal for walking, hiking and backpacking. Black Hills National Forest and the surrounding State and National Parks offer more than 450 miles of both nature walks and bonafide hiking systems on approximately 75 different trails throughout the Black Hills. Hiking trails range in length and difficulty. Some are pay-to-play, while others are available for public use at no cost.
Spearfish Canyon has it all — rugged limestone cliffs, sparkling Spearfish Creek, a rich landscape and three stunning waterfalls.
