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Black Elk Peak
8.8/10 (17 reviews)
At 7,242 feet, Black Elk Peak offers the highest vistas east of the Rockies with a historic stone fire tower at its summit. Hike through pine forests for spectacular 360-degree views of the Black Hills.
Sylvan Lake
9.4/10 (894 reviews)
Granite formations surround this crystal-clear lake in the heart of Custer State Park. Hike the shoreline trail or paddle among towering rock spires for a quintessential Black Hills experience.
Horse Thief Lake
8.8/10 (123 reviews)
This serene lake nestled in the Black Hills National Forest offers a peaceful retreat just two miles from Mount Rushmore. Fish in crystal-clear waters or hike pine-scented trails for a perfect nature immersion.
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Mount Rushmore
9.6/10 (3,169 reviews)
Carved into granite, these 60-foot presidential sculptures symbolize America's birth and development. Follow the Avenue of Flags to Grand View Terrace for the most impressive perspective of this monumental tribute.
Needles Highway
9.8/10 (137 reviews)
This 14-mile scenic byway carves through granite spires and narrow tunnels in the Black Hills. Drive slowly to appreciate the dramatic rock formations, especially the iconic Needle's Eye.
Mount Rushmore National Memorial
9.8/10 (998 reviews)
Marvel at the colossal granite faces of four presidents carved into South Dakota's Black Hills. Walk the Presidential Trail for close-up views or experience the evening lighting ceremony illuminating the sculptures.
Needles Eye
9.8/10 (407 reviews)
This natural granite formation creates a striking needle's eye along South Dakota's scenic Needles Highway. Drive through the adjacent narrow tunnel for a thrilling passage between towering spires in Custer State Park.
Presidential Trail
9.4/10 (330 reviews)
This half-mile boardwalk trail offers intimate, up-close views of Mount Rushmore's colossal sculptures. Wind through pine forests and climb stairs to discover unique angles perfect for memorable photography.
"Absolutely great place to stay. The room was spacious and spotless. As was the rest of the place including pool and hottub! Breakfast was really good. Fresh coffee offered 24 hrs. The staff was outstanding. This place is reasonably priced and definitely on point with service!!!! A 10 out of 10. We will be back."
"The room was very clean and the overall facility was kept clean as well. The breakfast was well-stocked and fresh, with fruit that was in good condition. Our only concern was the hair dryer and lights in the bathroom. The hair dryer had some kind of short in it that would kick in if you ran it on high for more than 30 seconds (and then it would not run again until the hair dryer cooled off). Once we figured out that was the issue, I ran the hair dryer on low, which kept it running but made the...
"Beautiful place right by Mount Rushmore The best part of this place is their restaurant they have such good breakfast lunch and dinner And it's right by everything you need to see Furthest thing that you might want to see as dead wood which is one hour Totally recommend this place. We will definitely be coming back"
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How much does a The Black Hills vacation package cost?
You can pick up a vacation package to this destination on Expedia. However, how much your vacation to The Black Hills costs will depend on your hotel choice, length of stay and season.
What are the cheapest months to go to The Black Hills?
If you're hoping to snag a cheap The Black Hills vacation package, consider traveling in January, February and November. You're likely to find lower prices on flights and accommodations during these months — perfect for travelers wishing to save money.
How many days is enough for The Black Hills?
The ideal duration of your The Black Hills vacation depends on what you'd like to see. Generally, a handful of days to a week will give you plenty of time to hit all the leading attractions and discover some hidden treasures along the way.
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Is it cheaper to book a The Black Hills vacation as a package?
An Expedia vacation package could save you hundreds of dollars when compared to booking flights and stays separately. Better still, you can personalize your The Black Hills escape to fit your exact style. Pick your preferred flight time, select the hotel type and add a rental car. Explore our bundles to see how much you can save.
When to book a vacation package to The Black Hills?
If you're considering a spur-of-the-moment The Black Hills adventure, check out our last-minute deals that can be booked up to one week before you go. Don't want to leave things to the last minute? You can score incredible deals on your flights and hotels by booking ahead.
How to plan a trip to The Black Hills?
Pick your travel dates: The things you plan to do in The Black Hills and your favorite season will help you decide when to get away.
Plan your budget wisely: In addition to the cost of your hotel, you'll need to factor in other expenses. These include flights, transportation and food. Also, put aside a little extra for unexpected costs that could crop up during your trip to The Black Hills.
Decide how long to go away for: Now that you know more about The Black Hills, you can figure out the perfect length of your break. Create a rough itinerary and give yourself enough time to get through everything on your must-do list.
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