Things to do in South Dakota??

[Cat118!]

Taking a road trip to south dakota, other than mt. Rushmore and devils tower. What would be a great place to go?

[The Dude Abides!]

I you're going to do those two, then you need to hit up the Crazy Horse Monument as well

[TinkerinWstuff]

other than that;

Drinking is about it.

Well, Deadwood has a lot of history or a run out to Badlands National Park

[longrider]

Sturgis?? :) ;)


Seriously, it could be an interesting place to checkout when it is not bike week. There is probably a lot of history there.

[checkedout]

Take a run up needles highway and iron mountain road.

[ChrisCBX]

Custer State Park

[Cat118!]

Badlands, crazy horse and deadwood is on list!!

[neh]

Mammoth site in hot springs, which is on your way.

http://www.mammothsite.com/

[Cat118!]

Custer too! Probably nice for taking dog out for a walk

[~Barn~]

The Crazy Horse Monument would be pretty incredible to see.

[asp_125]

The Black Hills and around Sturgis has great riding when not overrun by Harleys during Sturgis bike week.

[Cat118!]

Ooooohhh hot springs.

[Keyser Soze]

The Crazy Horse Monument would be pretty incredible to see.

I guess the funding for that disappeared. I was there a couple years ago. Not as impressive as you'd think.

The black hills have some good wheelin spots too.

[Cat118!]

I'm driven no bike

[~Barn~]

I guess the funding for that disappeared. I was there a couple years ago. Not as impressive as you'd think.

The black hills have some good wheelin spots too.

The family that's been heading-up the whole project, only operates on private donations, and the public. They've never accepted any sort of government funding, and don't have any plans to.

Because of that, the whole thing will ebb and flow over the years. It likely won't be finished for a few more generations, but for me, that's part of what makes it a cool endeavor.

[Cat118!]

Thanks everyone!!!
So.far for our 2 day adventure we are planning on mt. Rushmore, badlands, deadwood and hopefully crazy horse

[Keyser Soze]

The family that's been heading-up the whole project, only operates on private donations, and the public. They've never accepted any sort of government funding, and don't have any plans to.

Because of that, the whole thing will ebb and flow over the years. It likely won't be finished for a few more generations, but for me, that's part of what makes it a cool endeavor.

You're so wise. Like a miniature Buddha covered in hair.

[~Barn~]

You're so wise. Like a miniature Buddha covered in hair.

Hehe... I'm not *that* hairy.

[swademaster]

Windcave National Park