Visiting Mount Rushmore is an experience travelers dream about for years. But before you see the granite faces in person, there’s one big decision: where should you stay? The Black Hills region has plenty of choices, from being steps away in Keystone to setting up base in Rapid City with...
The Black Hills are stunning year-round, but autumn adds a splash of magic. When September rolls into October, the granite cliffs and pine forests glow with yellow aspens, orange maples, and bright red sumac. The air turns crisp, the summer crowds thin out, and the whole region feels like it is...
Looking for the perfect way to soak up South Dakota’s fall colors? A day trip through Mount Rushmore and Custer State Park offers golden aspens, quiet trails, and some of the most stunning foliage views in the Midwest. This fall itinerary guides you through the best photo ops, scenic drives, and...
Best Time To Visit Mount Rushmore? Month-by-Month Guide Planning a trip to Mount Rushmore often starts with one big question: what time of year should I go? The truth is, there isn’t just one “best” time. Each month brings its own flavor — snowy quiet mornings, patriotic crowds in July, or golden...
If you thought Mount Rushmore was the only thing to see in the Black Hills, think again. While the presidential faces may be the star of the show, South Dakota’s wildlife is the scene-stealer especially when you know where to look. On a guided sightseeing tour, you don’t need binoculars or hiking...