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Badlands National Park


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Our first major stop on our Black Hills trek -- and we were not disappointed!

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Rapid City Attractions


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Rapid City is a bit of a "tourist trap" (not that the rest of the state is much different). However, some of the attractions there are really "must-see's".

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1880 Train


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We enjoy trains, so we made a point to do the "1880 Train".

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Mt. Rushmore


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Of course every visit to the Black Hills requires a stop at Mount Rushmore.

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Crazy Horse Memorial


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The carving, in progress.

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Custer State Park


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Arguably one of the most beautiful places in South Dakota

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Harney Peak


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Hiking up the Summit

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Devil's Tower


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A jaunt into Wyoming

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Spearfish Canyon


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A pretty drive with great scenery and waterfalls

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Other Attractions


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Includes the Mitchell Corn Palace, Wind Cave, and Black Hills Petrified Forest

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Random files - Black Hills 2002
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Cathy at the Badlands
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WolfA solitary wolf rests at Bear Country.
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Cathy and Bailey at the falls
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On the trainHere's a picture of the train on the way from Hill City to Keystone. On this stretch, the engine was actually "backwards" with the "rear" of the engine at the front of the train. The engines have been modified to burn oil rather than coal or wood.