Spearfish Travel Guide

... by the Cheyenne, Lakota and Sioux tribes. The last picture shows where Custer's last group of men fell.  The stone with black writing and the flag marks where Custer fell. By the time we reached Spearfish, South Dakota, it was very dark...

... dropping quickly and I figured I'd better get off the road if I was going to set camp. And (finally) I did. I found a KOA in Spearfish and threw down the $24 to set up a tent. Camping felt great- being outside instead of cooped up in a room. It took ...

... most likely exposed to erosion longer than the lower portion. Devil's tower holds many Native American myths and legends. One states that 7 Native American sisters had this one brother who turned into this huge bear and chased after them. A forest ...

... way to Denver today. She phoned around some other South Dakota B&B's and found us one right near Sturgis in a little place called Spearfish, named for how the Indians used to catch the fish in the canyon there (with a spear, funnily enough!). We were very ...