Mt Rushmore, Yellowstone, Cheyenne
Planning a trip to these three areas next year late Aug or early Sept. Looking to get ideas of things to do other than the obvious. Tentative plan is to leave central Texas and go to Rushmore, the...
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If you love good entertainment, check out the Circle B Ranch Chuck wagon outside of Hill City, SD. Link to Circle B chuckwagon
Run by a family, good food and great entertainment and singing.
And in response to another poster, I don't think it is even possible to spend 10 minutes at either Rushmore or Crazy Horse unless you just drive past on the highway. Both sites have their value and something to learn. As some others have said, Rushmore during the striking of the colors is a good time to be there. Custer State Park is an experience all its own and you could spend many days there and not see everything. We took off on some gravel roads that go out of the park and into the backcountry of Wind Cave NP, we were all alone, and buffalo were roaming the hills all around us. Definitely be sure to take a trip on the Peter Norbeck National Scenic Byway for some great views of the Black Hills and views of Rushmore.
Run by a family, good food and great entertainment and singing.
And in response to another poster, I don't think it is even possible to spend 10 minutes at either Rushmore or Crazy Horse unless you just drive past on the highway. Both sites have their value and something to learn. As some others have said, Rushmore during the striking of the colors is a good time to be there. Custer State Park is an experience all its own and you could spend many days there and not see everything. We took off on some gravel roads that go out of the park and into the backcountry of Wind Cave NP, we were all alone, and buffalo were roaming the hills all around us. Definitely be sure to take a trip on the Peter Norbeck National Scenic Byway for some great views of the Black Hills and views of Rushmore.
