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Rapid City, SD

"Rapid City, South Dakota makes the perfect base for explorations and Doing Big Things. It’s time to experience the sites that keep the heart racing and let the goose bumps out to play. "
With several national parks, monuments and memorials as well as a host of state parks all within an hour’s drive, Rapid City offers a contemporary vibe and a deeply meaningful and rich cultural heritage for any explorer.

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Favored for its immediate access to national treasures and hidden gems in the region, Rapid City is centrally located to epic monuments like Mount Rushmore National Memorial and Crazy Horse Memorial. Discover the beauty of Badlands National Park or be as free as the bison that call this land home at Custer State Park, located only minutes from downtown.

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Downtown Rapid City

Downtown offers great local restaurants and an assortment of boutiques and gift shops.

Main Street Square

Provides a fun-filled public space, hosting more than 200 events each year from live concerts to festivals.

City of Presidents

A series of life-sized bronze statues of the nation’s past leaders and reminders of America’s legacy.

Art Alley

Artists’ expressions captivate from building to building. A favorite among locals.

Journey Museum & Learning Center

Begin your journey with an incredible trek through 2.5 billion years of Black Hills history.

Rapid City is the ideal place to stay for easy access to the Mount Rushmore National Memorial, a must-see vacation experience. Rising high above the treetops of the Black Hills, Mount Rushmore is a bucket list attraction that’s both meaningful and fun to explore. Mount Rushmore features the faces of four American presidents: George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln. Nearly 3 million people visit Mount Rushmore each year, drawn to the awe -inspiring impact of the iconic American image that’s recognized around the world. Carving of this granite mountainside took 14 years to complete and cost $1 million, and lives on as a priceless Shrine to Democracy.