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From Broadus, - Little Bighorn From Buffalo, SD Rocky Point Belle Fourche Reservoir From Bowman, ND From Faith, SD and Lemmon, SD Z Devils Tower Battlefield and Alzada, MT and Medora, ND State Rec. Area Orman Dam and Dickinson, ND National Monument Belle Fourche River NISLAND From Devils Tower, Wyo 212 85 NEWELL 212 Maps of and Hulett, Wyo 22 24 34 ? EL3017 212 Western South Dakota Z Devils Tower 10 Belle Fourche & Northeastern Wyoming ALADDIN McNenny BELLE FOURCHE River Trading Post Fish Hatchery Mirror Lake VALE 111 10 N BEULAH 34 17 19 ? 2 90 85 ST. ONGE 205 14 8 10 79 12 19 14 17 Bear Butte SPEARFISH ? 23 State Park EL3657 90 WHITEWOOD EL4426 Bear Butte Crow Peak EL3648 Sturgis 34 From Devils Tower, Wyo Tower, From Devils Iron Horse Lake EL5780 Motorcycle Museum BlackHillsBadlands.com SUNDANCE 14A Inn EL4750 Bear Butte Creek Copyright ©2021 by BH&B ? Citadel Spearfish 30 Rock Peak STURGIS Byway 85 14 EL3450 8 6 Bridal Mt. Theodore Scenic STURGIS Veil Falls Roosevelt DEADWOOD ? Ft. Meade Deadwood EL4533 Iron Creek ® 14A anyon 32 BUFFALO CHIP Grand Canyon Lake Canyon Harley-Davidson C Moskee Hwy. Little 12 Crow Peak 4 Boulder Bikers 141 Sturgis Indian 34 Scenic 19 CENTRAL CITY First Gold Hotel Byway Spearfish ? ? Motorcycles Cement Ridge Spearfish Annual Black Hills Lookout SAVOY Falls PLUMA 3-Wheeler Sturgis National 79 37 EL6647 Terry Peak 3 Rally Car Museum Cemetery Roughlock Ski Area 385 Falls 14A EL7064 Strawberry Hill Sturgis 135 LEAD 40 Deer EL5320 Harley-Davidson® CHEYENNE Mountain 5 CROSSING Elk Creek 6 TILFORD 85 Icebox Canyon 10 585 MOSKEE Vanocker Canyon ROUBAIX 26 90 44 Elk Creek Dalton 46 22 16 Custer Peak Lake DUMONT Lookout 4 O'Neill 17 EL6804 PIEDMONT Pass Nemo EL3463 EL.6905 Road 48 19 Black Hills 255 Black Hills NEMO Harley-Davidson® Visitor Information Center 14 Roubaix Steamboat SUMMERSET ELLSWORTH Lake 385 Rock EL3624 52 RAPID CITY AFB BUCKHORN Nemo Road EL3198 Crooks Tower BLACK HAWK Box Elder Creek 67 ROCHFORD EL3493 55 57 58 61 11 Box Elder 59 60 90 14 White Tail Peak Creek 231 ? 85 SILVER Road 173 BOX From Badlands Norris Peak 234 CITY 321 JOHNSON ELDER Natʼl Park, Wall, 18 Kadoka and 167 SIDING TRUCK Murdo FOUR Flag Rapid 16 Mountain Creek CORNERS Castle Pactola ? Rimrock Hwy. 212 EL6937 Creek Lake Rapid City 16 Regional Airport 44 228 Deerfield MYSTIC 13 ? 79 ✈ Lake Seth Bullock HISEGA TRUCK Lookout 16 DEERFIELD EL5922 44 Road Black Hills Ditch 385 Rapid Creek Creek 17 Lake Contraband Sheridan Distillery From Badlands Mount Pisgah 17 Spring Natʼl Park and EL6390 Deerfield Creek 220 Spring Road Scenic Sheridan Creek Road 18 WYOMING Hill City Lake ROCKERVILLE SOUTH DAKOTA SOUTH DAKOTA ® 4 Spring 18 Harley-Davidson ? Creek 235 6 17 HILL CITY 16 EL4974 4 16A 233 3 Old Hill City Rd 323 79 Battle Creek 11 ? 85 244 Spring Creek Horsethief 6 Black Elk Lake ? Spring Creek 16 Peak KEYSTONE 40 NEWCASTLE 6 Mount Rushmore EL4340 From Gillette, Wyo EL4334 EL 7242 330 HAYWARD ? Sylvan Lake Nat'l Memorial 385 16A Heartland Expressway HERMOSA Battle Playhouse 10 Creek 10 Crazy Horse Needles Road 753 Iro 87 Hwy. n Memorial® 6 M tn 9 16 R Battle Center o 11 a 40 14 Lake d Creek 89 Bismarck 17 Lake 36 Stockade 10 16A Lake ? From French CUSTER ? 7 Pine Ridge Hell Creek EL5303 Legion Lake Visitor Canyon Game Lodge Center 16 Custer Mt. Coolidge 27 Mountain Mt Rushmore EL6089 Lookout EL 6023 Elk Mountain Jewel Cave Brewing Co Custer French Lookout Creek EL5631 Nat'l Monument FAIRBURN Blue Bell State Park Cicero Peak Lodge PARK ENTRANCE FEE ? EL6166 Visitor 89 87 Center Wildlife 33 MAP LEGEND 12 17 112 Interchange Exit Number Loop 385 Road 14 U.S. Hwy. Marker 44 State Hwy. Marker Rankin Ridge Lookout Heartland Expressway 21 Forest Service Road 7 PRINGLE EL5013 18 County Road Wind Cave Nat’l Park 79 ? 85 Visitor Information 7 Mileage Between Stars Prairie Dog Paved Highway Exhibit 34 Multi-Lane Divided Hwy. Black Hills National Forest Beaver 16 385 Creek Custer State Park Wind Cave National Park 13 BUFFALO GAP Tunnel River Beaver Creek 89 Cold Brook Battle Mountain Lookout Cottonwood Reservoir EL4434 Black Hills Tunnels Reservoir Cheyenne Buses, Trucks & Trailers Note HOT Route Location W H ? SPRINGS MINNEKAHTA EL3443 Cheyenne US 16A 6.5m S of Keystone 10'9" 11'0" JUNCTION 18 ORAL US 16A 4m S of Keystone 11'6" 10'9" 12 The 385 5 US 16A 3m S of Keystone 12'0" 11'4" Mammoth Site of Hot Springs Black MULE CREEK US 16A 1m N of Keystone 41'10" 15'8" 18 Hills JUNCTION SD 87 6m SE of Sylvan Lake 8'9" 10'10" 71 Angostura State Badlands SD 87 2m SE of Sylvan Lake 8'0" 9'9" River Recreation Area 18 12 SD 87 1m N of Sylvan Lake 8'9" 9'8" J.H. Keith Park 1 Kilometers 10 27 385 Cascade Falls Sheps Canyon 10 EDGEMONT From Lusk, Wyo 1 Miles 5 EL3459 18 13 18 SMITHWICK Angostura From Oelrichs, SD From Crawford, NE Reservoir and Chadron, NE SAFETY HELMET - Required under age 18; helmet must be an approved US DOT helmet. EYE PROTECTION - Required unless equipped with windscreen of sufficient height and design that protects the motorcycle operator. When headlights are required to be on, protective eye devices that are tinted or shaded cannot reduce the light transmission of the device below 35%. MUFFLER - Must at all times be equipped with a muffler in good working order and in constant operation to prevent excessive or unusual noise. No person may make any alteration or modification of any kind. LANE SPLITTING - Illegal in South Dakota. USE OF FULL LANE - A motorcycle is entitled to the use of its full lane. No vehicle may be driven in such a manner as to deprive any motorcycle of the full use of a lane. Wall Drug Store From Rapid City From Rapid City ? From Midland 51 miles 109 Badlands Harley-Davidson® Nat'l Grasslands 110 COTTONWOOD 14 PHILIP Visitor Center 30 EL2159 Prairie WALL 112 QUINN Dog Town EL2742 Buffalo Gap National 15 63 BADLANDS 116 127 SageCreek Grasslands Rim Road 90 Pinnacles Entrance Minuteman Missile 73 183 Badlands KADOKA EL2457 170 Nat’l Historic Site 163 191 National Park 240 129 131 143 150 152 90 Dillon Pass Badlands BELVIDERE OKATON MURDO 192 River 44 Sage Creek Big Foot Pass Trading Post EL2325 Wilderness 9 20 Area 32 River SCENIC Northeast Entrance White Badlands 240 112 Interchange Exit Number Buffalo Gap National Grasslands State Scenic Byway ? Ben Reifel 14 U.S. Hwy. Marker 2 Visitor Center From Hermosa Buffalo Gap National Grasslands EL2381 INTERIOR 377 44 State Hwy. Marker and Rapid City Badlands/White River KOA 509 County Hwy. Marker 44 32 40 Cheyenne 589 27 BIA Hwy. Marker 23 ? Visitor Information Sheep Mountain Table Reservation Boundary 22 20 Pine Ridge Indian Reser vation Mileage Between Stars RED Plenty Star Paved Highway 83 Table SHIRT Blindman 44 Multi-lane Divided Hwy. WHITE Table River N Park Boundary 27 15 25 RIVER Stronghold EL2136 41 Table CEDAR 44 White BUTTE Stirk Table WANBLEE 16 14 21 44 Cuny Table © 2021 by BH&B ? Palmer 2 Red Shirt Table 1 Kilometers 10 Creek Table 73 White River Visitor Center From Wounded Knee From Pine Ridge and Kyle 1 Miles 5 From Martin From Valentine, NE NORTH DAKOTA From Alzada, MT To Alzada, MT, Hulett & 10 112 Interchange Exit Number 112 Devils Tower, WY ALVA 212 Lemmon 14 U.S. Hwy. Marker DEVILS TOWER AREA EL 3993 State Hwy. Marker HULETT EL 3021 Buffalo 44 EL 3747 15 ALADDIN BELLE FOURCHE ? 21 Forest Service Road 24 EL 3688 MONTANA County Road 10 WESTERN 18 7 34 ? Visitor Information 10 Sandstone 85 10 Mileage Between Stars Devils Tower 111 Mountain SOUTH DAKOTA Paved Highway ? Cook Lake Mirror Lake Multi-lane Divided Hwy. National MOUNTAINSRedwater River 8 Black Hills National Forest Monument BEULAH EL 5112 EL 3520 11 Keyhole State Park 6 Sugarloaf Mtn. Faith Eagle Butte EL 4865 Belle Fourche Devils Tower BLACK ? ? 90 10 Newell N 24 Trading Post HILLS River 205 2 Spearfish CARLILE DEVILS TOWER NATIONAL ? JUNCTION FOREST 199 863 SPEARFISH Deadwood EL 3645 SOUTH DAKOTA Sturgis 14 Lead Warren Peak From Lead BEAR LODGE EL 6650 838 Canyon Crow Peak and Rapid City Black Hills Rapid City © 2021 by BH&B Fourche Nat'l Forest Philip Midland 27 SUNDANCE 90 Citadel New Wall E l 4758 Grand Belle WYOMING 14 BLACK Peak Keyhole Canyon Hill City Underwood Murdo 21 191 Keystone Kadoka State Park 141 HILLS WYOMING 14 189 Moskee Badlands Kara Creek Road NATIONAL Iron Creek 14A 1 Kilometers 10 187 Lake Custer National Park Road FOREST Spearfish Keyhole SCALE Sundance White River 1 185 22 From Reservoir PINE Miles 5 Mtn. SAVOY Kyle Buffalo EL 5810 Cement Ridge Hot Springs HAVEN Haven and Lookout Cheyenne The Heritage Center at Red Cloud 113 585 Crossing Gillette Pine 116 Roughlock 154 EL 4226 165 Falls Pine Ridge Mission 160 8 Edgemont Oelrichs Martin MOORCROFT 172 90 From Newcastle MOSKEE 85 NEBRASKA Copyright ©2021 by BH&B 153 From Newcastle and Upton From Newcastle RED LETTER MAP LISTINGS & WEB ADDRESSES • Badlands Harley-Davidson®- blackhillshd.com • Badlands Trading Post- badlandstradingpost.com • Badlands/White River KOA- koa.com/campgrounds/badlands • Black Hills Contraband Distillery- blackhillscontraband.com • Black Hills Harley-Davidson®- blackhillshd.com • Crazy Horse Memorial®- crazyhorsememorial.org • Deadwood Harley-Davidson®- blackhillshd.com • Devils Tower Trading Post- devilstowertradingpost.com • First Gold Hotel Annual 3-Wheeler Rally- d3wr.com • Hill City Harley-Davidson®- blackhillshd.com • Iron Horse Inn- ironhorseinnsturgis.com • Mt.
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  • Black Hills, Badlands & Mount Rushmore

    Black Hills, Badlands & Mount Rushmore

    COMPLIMENTARY $3.95 2019/2020 YOUR COMPLETE GUIDE TO THE PARKS BLACK HILLS, BADLANDS & MOUNT RUSHMORE ACTIVITIES • SIGHTSEEING • PRESERVATION EVENTS • TRAILS • HISTORY • MAPS • MORE OFFICIAL PARTNERS T:5.375” S:4.75” WELCOME S:7.375” SO TASTY EVERYONE WILL WANT A BITE. T:8.375” Welcome to the Black Hills and Badlands of South Dakota! As you explore our fine state, I’m confident you’ll find some of the best scenery, most unique attractions and friendliest people in the country. Our scenic drives, such as Spearfish Canyon and the 70-mile Peter Norbeck Scenic Byway, will surprise you with amazing views around every corner. Just 50 miles east, you’ll find a moon-like landscape in Badlands National Park. If you need to stretch your legs, you’ll find more than 400 miles of nature walks and hikes. South Dakota is also home to two of the world’s largest Chad Coppess/South Dakota Dept. of Tourism mountain carvings: patriotic Mount Rushmore National Me- Governor Dennis Daugaard & First Lady Linda Daugaard morial and Crazy Horse Memorial, a tribute to Native Ameri- cans. I encourage you to visit both and learn the history and story behind each of these magnificent sculptures. I also encourage you to take a drive through Custer State Park, the country’s second largest state park, where wildlife abounds. Along Wildlife Loop Road, you’ll have a chance to see antelope, deer, prairie dogs, “beg- ging” burros and the park’s 1,300-member bison herd. In fact, Austin-Lehman Adventures named Custer State Park one of the world’s Top 10 Wildlife Destinations.