Pine Rest Cabins

Hwy 16-385, Hill City, South Dakota, United States | Hotel

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On to Mt. Rushmore!

A travel blog entry by rnevins

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... wherever a soldier or Indian fell and the monument to all of the Indian tribes involved on both sides. Last of all our guided tour took us to the hillside of Custer’s Last Stand, where Korie, Mrs. Krake, and I almost broke down crying because it was so sad to hear the ranger tell the entire story. Some people completed another Junior Ranger program at the museum there.

Our second stop was ...

Crossing South Dakota

A travel blog entry by travelwithnj

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... lots of pictures, but I think this is one of those things that must be seen in person.

Returning to I90 we continued on to the Black Hills and Mount Rushmore. After the miles and miles of prairie land, then the ruggedness of the Badlands, the Black Hills were beautiful. The unique forested landscape was lush and green. Here one can find many recreation areas, state parks, as well as caves to explore. Of course, the Black Hills are home to ...

Day 3 - Our First “Destination”

A travel blog entry by monahan

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... Wyoming, eh? And, we even crossed of “Crazy Woman River” – I have an idea who that river was named for….

We got to our first planned “destination” of the trip – Devil’s Tower National Monument – at about noon. After a PB&J lunch in the parking lot, we checked out the Visitor’s Center (where Layla got stung by a bee), and took the 1.3 mile ...

The Monster Blog

A travel blog entry by rjdavis

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... catching the third on my plate.
We went to the pools today, and they are really nice. It was a great way to cool off from the hot weather today brought. We also rented recumbent bikes that me and Matthew rode around for a half hour. They were really hard to turn, but so much fun!
Tonight we went to a chuck wagon dinner show pulled by horses. We sat around and they sang ...

Day 4 - Presidents, Harleys, Dead Cowboys & B1's

A travel blog entry by cusan

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... There was a stroke of luck that a B1B-Lancer took off from the air force base and climbed in a slow circle above us. The roar was earth shattering and Lyn said he was full of goosebumps. It’s ironic that Lyn’s other favourite aircraft, the B1B is at the museum also, so he was able to stand underneath the engines and hear the aircraft that had just taken off fly into the distance. He came back to the car very happy. I think the kids were stunned.

After ...

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This hotel, located on Hwy 16-385, Hill City, is near 1880 TRAIN/ Black Hills Central Railroad and Harney Peak.
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