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There is so much to see and do in South Dakota! We want you to have the full experience of being surrounded by the ponderosa pines in our National Parks, State Parks, and historical towns that comprise this legendary region. Scroll through our list of things to do in Rapid City and all the additional Black Hills attractions that we are one hour or less away from.
Celebrate America's proud heritage with life-like, life-size figures of all U.S. Presidents in authentic period costumes and surroundings.
609 Hwy 16A
Keystone, SD 57751
A shrine of democracy located in the Black Hills of South Dakota. Come visit the creation of the world's largest piece of sculpture. Join an interpretive program, take a self-guided tour, or watch the short film to learn about the history, art and unique culture of the monument. Get close to the sculpture on the President's Trail, which is a moderate walk.
13000 Hwy 244
Keystone, SD 57751
Come see an exceptional display of minerals, fossils, gold samples and other geological material, not to mention the first Tyrannosaurus Rex skull found in South Dakota.
501 East Saint Joseph Street
Rapid City, SD 57701
Concrete monsters lord over Rapid City -- and they may rule forever. Generations of children have visited the hilltop Dinosaur Park. Free admission.
940 Skyline Drive
Rapid City, SD 57701
This replica of the famous 850 year old Borgund Stave Church in Norway features unique architecture and intricate carvings.
3788 Chapel Lane
Rapid City, SD 57702
Within Rapid City limits you'll find over 13 miles of trail along Rapid Creek.
Hikes in and around the city range in length and intensity.
Rapid City and the Black Hills are known for their mountain lakes and fresh water streams brimming with brook, brown and rainbow trout.
Golfing in Rapid City takes you deep into pine forests, across rushing trout streams and alongside spectacular mountain vistas.
Rapid City and the Black Hills have lots of great geocaches.
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