Backroads Inn & Cabins Rapid City
13350 Silver Mountain Road Rapid City, South Dakota, 57702, United States
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Wiki Wa Tiki waterpark
Well we drove ALL day and when we finally reached Rapid city I got out and practically fell over because my legs were so asleep. When they woke up was as soon as I started up the 5 flights of stairs to the 3 water slides at the top. One was a toilet bowl where you go into a bowl shaped thing and you go into a tunell and come out into the pool and if you go backwards then its even more thrilling. The ...
Wedding week Rapid Transportation
... to share his family's recipe for "Wedding Schnapps" made me feel at ease very quickly.
Tubing at a little ski resort around deadwood with Raeann's old crew was nothing less than grand, and was similar to what I would have expected w/ my people back in Colorado on angled snow. Learning some of her friends the fine art of a shot ski was a nice touch as well.
On to Oregon for the new ...
Lunch with the 7th Cavalry
... sense of the tragedies. Hills are named to remember the actions. Hills are memorialized to let it be known, what took place here. It was not just a simple massacre, it was a series of skirmishes over two days, that when taken alone are not historical. Taken as a whole it was a massacre.
Bonnie and I slipped back into the present as we re-entered US 212. The road was open as was the battlefield. We proceeded to Rapid City South Dakota, ...
What a day!!!
... 6 - 13.
The afternoon was spent sightseeing at Mount Rushmore. That was nice...I think I expected it to be fun but it was magnificent and informational instead...not complaining. Afterwards, we went into the little town of Keystone and found a tram that took us up a small mountain and then we slid down on ...
Four Fine Forefathers!
... to the stories the ranger was telling. Katrina even stayed up front with the ranger and talked her ear off! Ben wasn't too crazy about cave last year when we went to the Oregon Caves, but he enjoyed it this time. They were intrigued about the 16 yr old boy, Alvin McDonald, who explored the caves by candlelight in the early 1880's! He even gave the first tours. Unfortunately, Alvin died at the age of ...

