Unwind and savor the beauty of Hot Springs, SD, and the Black Hills, confident in the knowledge that you have a serene retreat to return to, free from the hustle and bustle. Consider taking a break from your travels to explore the Mammoth Site or indulge in a relaxing soak at Moccasin Springs Spa. The following attractions are roughly an hour's drive from Hot Springs, SD.

Black Hills Badlands

Start a scenic journey from Hot Springs, SD, through Pine Ridge to the Heritage Center. Enjoy the winding roads and landscapes of the Badlands to Wall, stopping at Wall Drug. Plan for a full day trip, returning via I-90 and Hwy 79 South for a quiet dinner in Hot Springs.


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Mount Rushmore

Dedicate a day to explore Mount Rushmore and admire the faces of Washington, Jefferson, Roosevelt, and Lincoln in South Dakota’s Black Hills. Take Hwy 385 to Hill City, SD, and stop at the Alpine Inn for German potato salad with your meal before heading to the monument.


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Mickelson Trail

The main trail extends 108.8 miles (175.1 km) from Edgemont to Deadwood, with nine miles of branches, including a three-mile paved link to Custer State Park added in 2007. Bikes and class 1 and 3 e-bikes are allowed; horseback riding is permitted but can damage the trail, particularly in spring and fall.

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Wind Cave National Park

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Custer State Park

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Mickelson Trail

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Jewel Cave

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Deadwood Rec Center

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1880 Train Hill City

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Sylvan Lake

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Wild Life Loop

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