

Ride the 18-mile wildlife loop in Custer State Park to see antelope, elk, deer, buffalo, prairie dogs, and more. Stop by Sylvan Lake on your way down the Needles Highway for spectacular views of granite spires and picturesque forests. Tour Jewel Cave for a glimpse of striking underground wilderness of the fifth longest cave in the world. Grab lunch at any of Custer's top-tier, family-owned restaurants.
Visit the world's largest mammoth research site to see ice age fossils, relax in the natural hot springs at Evans Plunge, and explore the small town's shops, restaurants, and historic downtown.


On your way to or from Spearfish Canyon or Devil’s Tower, take a break and walk through the shops of local artisans before grabbing a meal at any of the town’s eateries or breweries. Spearfish has something for everyone, from downtown boutiques to art galleries to ice cream shops.
Staying true to its roots as a gold mining town, Deadwood transports you to the Old West with gaming halls, saloons, and casinos. Plan to meet some Old West characters and find plenty of entertainment, no matter what time you visit.


Keystone and Hill City are located 20 minutes apart in the heart of the Black Hills and are great places to stop on your way to Custer State Park, Mount Rushmore National Memorial, Crazy Horse Memorial, the 1880 Train, or other Black Hills attractions. Enjoy shopping, dining, entertainment, and local crafts in a beautiful place.
Sturgis is the heart of the annual Motorcycle Rally, transforming from a small town into a world-class destination every August with the best entertainment, motorcycle events, and camping.


As the second largest town in South Dakota, Rapid City has dining and entertainment options for everyone. Visit downtown for the fine dining and stay to look at the presidential statues. Drive to Dinosaur park to see the famous t-rex and ride the rest of Skyline Drive for beautiful views of the town.
Wall is a great place to stop on your way to Rapid City, or Sturgis, or the South Dakota Badlands. The town is best known for Wall Drug, where you can get free ice water, a 5-cent cup of coffee, and browse many shops.

Riding through the granite peaks and pine forests of the Black Hills during the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally is something you’ll never forget. Make the most of your Rally adventure with these rides.