The Dakota Sunset Museum in Gettysburg features the 40-ton Medicine Rock that is imbedded with human footprints and a handprint. A Civil War exhibit honors the more than 200 veteran homesteaders who settled Potter County in northcentral South Dakota. Visitors can also view a Native American blanket

Our Savior's Lutheran Church is a unique building built out of local split field rock. It lies in the James River Valley and is listed on the National Register of Historical Places. Norwegian settlers came together in the 1870's to build a place of worship. A few years later some people split off to

Located right on the Yellowstone Trail (US Highway 12), Mobridge is a beautiful little family-friendly town on the Missouri River. Our friendly staff at the Visitor's Center will set you up with a wonderful local experience, whether you are staying for the afternoon or the week. Located in the

Ace Motel is on the northern edge of the beautiful Black Hills in the town of Belle Fourche. Our 15-unit motel is second generation owned and operated. Our common grounds consist of a grassy area, outdoor seating, park benches, picnic table, hammocks and shaded areas. Ice is available in the office

Established in 1949, The Pheasant in Brookings has been under the same local, family ownership and operation for more than half a century. Many of the signature recipes have been favorites for just as long. The Pheasant started as a small gas station café on the edge of town and we are grateful to

Since 1997, Black Hills Bagels has been a stopping place for coffee and breakfast for Rapid City residents. Our 28 varieties of scratch-made, preservative-free, heart-healthy and delicious bagels are great for breakfast, lunch, a snack, or to go with dinner. We blend 18 flavors of cream cheese with

Developed to increase environmental awareness in visitors, Beaver Creek Nature Area highlights natural and historical resources in the vicinity. Pioneers named the creek for the numerous beaver they found along the winding spring-fed stream. Every year, the park hosts the Homesteader Day Harvest

DUE TO FLOODING IN 2019, THE PARK REMAINS CLOSED AT THIS TIME. Melting glaciers carved the valley of Hiddenwood Creek. The first European settlers named the area because no trees were visible on the vast prairie until they reached the crest of the hills overlooking the valley. In 1927, the

Beer, burgers and bourbon (and a few other things). TapHouse 41 includes as many of the general 28 beer styles as possible and many styles of ales and lagers. We rotate labels often, sometimes seasonally and sometimes just for the heck of it. If you find a favorite, let us know. We offer big, juicy