Exploring spearfish canyon we say a sign on the turn for Roughlock Falls that noted a "Dances With…read moreWolves" movie site was up the road. The site is a little over a mile past Roughlock falls and all in a dirt road. You have to be watching for it but there is a small pullout and a metal sign. If no one is there you might drive right past it. If you get to an intersection you've gone too far. The location is right along the creek. If you are familiar with the movies final scene where Dunbar leaves the Sioux tribe from their winter camp, this is where it was filmed. Looking around it's a little hard to pick up on the exact locations but I think we got a few. The longer you spend there and kind of explore they come to mind. Even if you aren't familiar with the movie, it's a pretty spot and neat to see a location where filming of this Oscar winner took place.

Nothing to see really. Just a dirt road back to a sign. It's okay if you want a ride and of course…read morethe surroundings are nice, but not unlike the gorgeous lands around the entire area!

I had to put this under "Rochford Mall" because there was no entry of this place, which didn't…read moresurprise me as Rochford probably only has maybe 50 residents at best. And beings this is my ALL TIME FAVORITE DIVE, I had to add it here. So the place is called . . . . THE MOONSHINE GULCH SALOON Go up the road in Hill City next to the Exxon gas station (the road might be called Deerfield Road?) and head for Rochford, a tiny old town nestled in the mountains. I'd ask for directions at the gas station here. It's about 20 minutes up this road from Hill City. This place ROCKS as the picture will show you. Betsy, the owner, will take you under her wing and tell ya a couple of stories if she's not busy. She makes her own french fries, and they're great, but the burgers are on the super small side. You don't go here for food. Unless it's her homemade fries. You go here for brews and to hear a yarn or two. This place is in the dictionary for the words "local color." One time I was here, there were two 80 year old banjo players playing their cute little hearts out and one of them was blind. Another time, I found Betsy nursing a stray baby deer from a bottle in front of the bar. Another time, she had a milk cow tied up next to the saloon. The place is a cross between old west stuff, kind of dumpy, yet fun. There's so much stuff nailed on the walls and on the ceiling it would take several hours to see everything. The BEST part, is to ride on your bike here when they do the annual Michelson Trail Bicycle Ride. Plan it so you'll finish up at this place and have a few brews. The clientele varies WILDLY from little old men, to bikers, to weird toothless yokels, to clowns--literally, to rich yuppies stopping by for the "quaint factor." Warning: if you do not like dives or drinking or funkiness or trippy people, or old things, you will not like this joint.

Great staff and a wonderful collection of SAAB vehicles. Definitely worth a visit. Even if you…read morearen't a SAAB person it's a neat place with a lot of history

Randall, was our tour guide. He took use through the SAAB museum with finesse. He told us stories…read moreabout each car making every single car special in its very own way. I loved the story how Tom the owner took out the Iowa car in memory of a dear friend because the car was still slotted to race after the owner had passed away. Tom and his Pitt crew broke three land speed records; but chose to put the owners name on the records being that it was his car. Randall, also jerked a few tears when he told us the surprise appearance by Tom's son showed up at his football game he was coaching in uniform. Tom's son had just returned from a hard fought tour in Afghanistan with 10th special forces group. The story was warming and he even let us start the car! Thanks again Randall for the tour, and great idea Tom to attach a tangible story to your love for cars.

The website told us we didn't need to make a tee time, but when we arrived we were kinda 'yelled…read moreat' because we didn't have a tee time. The older man was very off putting, but the woman working with him was very sweet to me. Especially after I told her I work at a golf course where I live. We're from Nebraska and was visiting Deadwood for a family vacation, and wanted to add some golf to our trip. The course is beautiful. It's nestled in with (what I call) mini-mountains, forests, fields, and adorable ponds. The course was great. I LOVE the tee box for hole 1. Pace was great. Prices were fine. Really only bought Powerades and lemonade. Didn't have food. The fellow golfers were friendly as hell and the course bathroom on hole 4 (maybe 5) was actually quite nice. I'd happily golf here again but wow the man who greeted us and was our cashier was an asshole. My Dad, who might be one of the most patient and calm men on the plant, was offended/angry. Almost makes us want to never come back. Make a tee time. Avoid the shitty older guy. Bring extra balls. My husband lost 12. (Not even kidding. If you find a Noodle with 'Bub' on it in sharpie...you found one of his.) Everyone was dressed very well. Very glad I bought an actual golf outfit!!!

My son and I had great experience playing 9 holes. The views are amazing, and the course was…read morechallenging. Looking forward to playing there again.

This rodeo is truly the "Best Rodeo... No Bull". Fun family friendly atmosphere, the sweetest rodeo…read morequeens!

Mr. Wu's was one of my favorite stops in Deadwood. I was drawn in by the incredible sculpture out…read morefront and the story of the Wu family. Learning about this place made me appreciate the community they have here. The staff here were decorating for the Halloween season and they were all very friendly. The whole place had a really good vibe. They offer $1 and $2 beers, and other freebies like a hot dog, depending . I love any business that offers free and low-cost items to draw you in because then even if you lose you still feel like you got something out of it. With so many places to gamble in Deadwood, come to a spot with real history and real community that treats you like the valuable customer you are.

Great spot to stop at to learn about the history of the Chinese people in the city of Deadwood…read more Their parking lot is nice too. Well worth a stop.

OH my after seeing the Peter Fonda movie it has always been my dream to make the trek to Sturgis…read more 3 years ago I made a bucket list of of the top 100 places I want to visit before turning 45. I've always resisted the idea of doing such a long drive on a motrocycle, until a friend suggest driving then rent a bike in Sioux Falls and continue the last 100 miles. This is a type of town that could be any movie set projecting yhe wild west or a reproduction of Disney's Frontierland. There's tons and tons of souvenir shops and burger joints, bar catering to a fun sometimes rowdy crowd. As a minority I was worried of the type of reception I would be recieving, my fears were unfounded, it has been a fun time, everyone has been very friendly.

A fantastic fun filled event! It is a tradition for all. Although we ride we saw many non-bikers…read morethere. Good looking women everywhere after it starts. Definitely not on the 1st day. We camped in Rapid City so we didn't have to deal with the non stop party lol . We went during the day and at night and had an absolute blast. 650,000 people were projected to be there. In a town that normally only hold 6,500. There were bikers everywhere, it was wonderful!

Ok, we had no plans on coming here, but because it was pouring rain on our way to Devil's Tower, we…read morefigured we'd stop. It was TRULY an amazing little museum! It was super kid friendly and run by a lovely older couple who took the time to chat and tell us about some of the exhibits. It has some great OLD artifacts that are hundreds of years old, and really shows the early life in the United States. LOVED the dried flower exhibit, and the buffalo jump information (as I never knew about that). DEFINITELY worth stopping by this little hidden gem!

Daddy, Mommy and I stopped in Sundance, Wyoming on the way to Devil's Tower to see the statue of…read moreHarry "Sundance Kid" Longabaugh. He spent 18 months here in the jail (torn down in 1968) for Horse Theft. Across the street in the Crook Co Courthouse is the furniture from his trail in the museum in the basement. This was Mommy & Daddy's 50th Anniversary Trip!!!