Landmarks in Spearfish, South Dakota

Routes generally short to medium in length. This is a good area for a number of moderate routes in one small area. This was the first ... More on RockClimbing

Inscription. Jewish American pioneers significantly contributed to the commercial development and establishment of responsible government in Deadwood. Gritty Jewish Westerners, such as Sol Star, arrived with his business partner Seth ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Near this point in 1875 occurred the second of two initial gold discoveries in the Deadwood area. It was made by the Lardner party of eight prospectors, steered here by John B. Pearson, a man already familiar with Deadwood ... More on HMDB

At one time 30 million bison roamed the Great Plains. Tataka Interpretive Center depicts the history of bison in North America. Kevin Costner's tribute to ... More on Deadwood.org

Inscription. Dedicated July 3, 1989, to, Celebrate a Century, State of South Dakota, Belle Fourche area, 1889-1989, , Erected 1989 by City of Belle Fourche. , Location. 44° 39.75′ N, 103° 51.29′ W. Marker is ... More on HMDB

Established in 1896, D.C. Booth Historic National Fish Hatchery, formerly Spearfish National Fish Hatchery,... More on recreation.gov

They also have a really nice house you can tour (for free !) More on TripAdvisor

Come visit us! We have many things to offer. The center has an amazing view of the 1876 Historic ""Open Cut... More on FactoryToursUSA

The only complaints that I have are that the Web Site has incorrect information (the tour was $8 not $6 and... More on TripAdvisor

Celebrate the life of Deadwood's most infamous resident and kick off the summer with Deadwood's annual Wild Bill Days celebration, featuring FREE concerts on Main Street with Ryan Shupe and the Rub... More on Deadwood.org

The good ol' spirit of the Wild West lives on strong in the town of Deadwood, peaking annually around mid-June during the Wild Bill Hickok Days celebration. More on igougo

Inscription. In 1959 following the admission of Alaska and Hawaii to the Union, the U. S. Coast and Geodetic survey officially designated a point 20 miles north of Belle Fourche, South Dakota as the Geographic Center of the Nation. ... More on HMDB

One of the most important archaeological sites of the late-prehistoric Plains Indians. The Vore site is a natural sinkhole that was used as a bison trap from about 1500 to 1800 A.D. At least ... More on wyomingtourism