Presidential Trail Keystone

... view of the mountain carving, and then did some walking around the facilities, which were brand-spanking new at the time. The Presidential Trail to the base of the mountain was a highlight. We took a few obligatory pictures for my roommate to send home ...

... .  Dad and Darren barely had time to run back to the RV to get the ponchos and adult raincoats.  We hiked the Presidential Trail, got our passports stamped, Darren and I got ice cream and Mom got us some great seats.  The rain stopped ...

... -foot sculptures of George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln and Theodore Roosevelt looming above. We take the "Presidential Trail" that passes a recreated Lakota indian village, meanders right beneath the scree of debris from the ...

... the young nation...The primary resource is the granite sculputure itself, but also of interest are the Lincoln Borglum Museum, Presidential Trail and Sculptor's Studio... A short stay, but accomplished everything we wanted to do in the area except for ...

We finally get around to seeing Mount Rushmore!  The monument was really neat and not too crowded.  We hiked the presidential trail and were amazed at the sights.  It is really an amazing ...

...  else. That's an incredible amount of lost work when you consider the heads are around 18m high. We went on the presidential trail when the snow stopped to get a close up look at the carvings. The detail was amazing (see pics - words can't ...

... we drove over to Mt. Rushmore. We met up with Aunt Kathe, Uncle Fred, and my 2nd cousins. We all watched a film about Mt. Rushmore in the Visitors Center, and then walked around the Presidential Trail, a boardwalk that circles around the ...

... to get there before it got to crazy crowded. We ended up parking with ease and heading up to check out the Presidents. There is a Presidential Trail that you can walk to take you out closer to it. We decided to do this and after taking tons of pictures ...