Hinterwood Inn & Cabins is nestled in a quiet valley in the Black Hills near Keystone and is centrally located to all the nearby attractions, including a 7.3 mile drive to Mount Rushmore National Memorial. The Hinterwood property encompasses nearly 20 acres of a peaceful valley bordered by Black Hills National Forest to the north and east. Guests can walk right out their front door for a beautiful hike on public lands. There are four separate vacation rentals in the inn and four stand-alone cabins. All rentals are either newly built or newly renovated since the property was purchased in 2017. With modern and rustic touches throughout, we take pride is creating beautiful and comfortable spaces for you to enjoy.
Hippie Haven is a zero-waste retail store and community space in downtown Rapid City - the first of its kind in the state. The owner, Callee Ackland, is a U.S. Navy veteran and the owner of two earth conscious companies. The Rapid City shop is run by a team of women, with more than 70% of the products offered being handmade by women. We sell eco-friendly products - vegan, cruelty-free, nontoxic, and plastic-free - to help you reduce your trash and your impact on the planet, as well as a BYOC (bring your own container) refill section for beauty and cleaning products, plus ingredients to DIY your own cosmetic recipes. We're open from 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Monday through Saturday.
The meticulously-restored 1892 Victorian mansion, with original contents intact, features the stories of two of Deadwood's founding families. The mansion’s summer hours are Monday through Sunday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (see website for off-season hours). It's sister museums are the Adams Museum, the Days of '76 Museum and the Homestake Adams Research and Cultural Center.
Step back in time and walk through the very same corridors, rooms and hallways that Deadwood's first Sheriff, Seth Bullock, still proudly “haunts.” Experience 19th century history and elegance combined with 21st century amenities. Deadwood's first hotel is restored with breathtaking Victorian décor. The Historic Bullock Hotel offers deluxe lodging and 24-hour gaming action. On site, visit Bully’s Bar for breakfast, brunch, or your favorite cocktail. Pets are not allowed at this property.
The Wessington Springs United Methodist Church, built in 1913, welcomes the public to view it's stained glass windows full of Scriptural meaning. They symbolize human life from conception to resurrection. The Renaissance Revival Church is on the National Registry of Historical Places.
Deadwood, a National Historic Landmark, once drew legions in search of their fortune. Characters like Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane made this town legendary. Today you can watch shootouts on Main Street, re-enactments of the slaying of Wild Bill Hickok, and the trial of his murderer. Behind the history is plenty of modern-day fun like 24/7 gaming, day spas, fine dining, shopping, resort hotels, outdoor adventures and more. The famous and infamous have left their marks here, and you can too. The Deadwood Welcome Center provides visitors with information on local attractions and points of interest along with exhibits that highlight things to do in Deadwood and the northern Black Hills. The staff of the Welcome Center can assist visitors in planning their Deadwood experience. The Deadwood Chamber of Commerce offices are also located within the building. The information desk is open daily year-round, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. The restrooms and trolley waiting room are open daily year-round during trolley hours of operation. Free parking.
In 1914, this 24,000-square-foot building was built by the Homestake Gold Mine for their workers and families. It was given to the City of Lead in 1972. Unfortunately, the theater was nearly destroyed by fire in 1984. Restoration work continues alongside performing arts events. Concerts, movies, theatre, dance and weddings are hosted year-round. Tours are available Tuesday-Saturday (12 p.m. and 2 p.m.) and run 30-45 minutes. Call or join us at the front courtyard theater entrance at tour time.
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the cabins were built in the late 1920s. With a variety of floor plans, the Historic Log Cabins include 1-4 beds and some have kitchenettes. All cabins include a bath and/or shower, towels/linens/bedding, free Wi-Fi, continental breakfast (May 1-September 15), cable TV, and air conditioning. Enjoy views from three decks with seating areas as well as fire pits and grills. You can see Battle Mountain, Seven Sisters, and the city of Hot Springs.
Fresh, local, ranch cusine is featured at the Hitchrail Bar and Restaurant in Pringle. It has been part of the southern Black Hills for 60 years and is a true Black Hills watering hole. The owner is an award-winning chef. Come on in and step back in time. We are open 11 a.m.-8 p.m., Tuesday through Sunday.
In 2014, Carrie and Renee hitched their beliefs, passions, and sheer determination into a creative powerhouse. When a customer walks into our fun retail shop in downtown Brookings, we hitch their thoughtfulness with our delightful gifts and cards. You won't find just any card or gift, you will find one that is just right. We love carrying local art as well handmade jewelry, wood signs and canvases with a local touch. Our shop is open Monday-Friday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m., and Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
