1880 train ride was a fun experience riding from hill city, SD to Keystone, SD. It takes you back…read morein time to what it felt like riding a steam locomotive and what it may have felt like riding to go mining for gold in the black hills. It's a wonderful experience for family, friends, couples or singles who want to experience a steam locomotive . If you have time for the ride and want to experience a relaxing peaceful ride on a train while in South Dakota hop aboard the 1880 train and get a history lesson.

Giving it a 4 star rating.The announcements were difficult to hear over the PA system about the…read morehistory of the area and railroad. Maybe, a family car for small children. Lots of crying. Couldn't hear the narrator. Otherwise, it was a scenic 2-hour ride.

This was a great service to the airport! They were on time and the driver was so friendly. I'm…read morealways curious about people and we spent the drive having a good conversation. The service was also way cheaper than Rapid and Lyft. If I am ever here again, I would definitely use again.

She is incredibly kind and funny. I'm absolutely tickled customers can bring pets with. 100 percent…read moretop ride in the black hills!!

As soon as we called Dave's on a Sunday afternoon we really like this guy because of his sheer…read moreenergy on his voicemail. Dave called us back within a few hours and we were hooked. We thoroughly enjoyed our day out with Duane our guide from Dave's World Tours made us feel like family from the moment we met him. He got to our campsite early and had a plan for the day but we could alter the plan anyway we wanted to, but our goal was to get a complete overview of the highlights of the area so that the rest of our trip we could focus on places we want to go back to and spend more time at. We also brought our bicycles with us and Duane made sure we knew how to catch the Mickelson bike trail, which is previously a railroad route. Since we are at Mount Rushmore & Custer, SD in the off season, we had many opportunities to pull over to walk thru tunnels and get great photo ops without a concern about parking or being a hazard. We highly recommend Dave's World Tours. We also found out they do airport shuttles and bike drop offs/pick ups. Our fee included our admission to all the parks we visited and we were dropped off at the "front door" of each monument. If we wanted to spend more time (usually an hour)or less we just texted Duane and he was there in less than 5 minutes. We cannot say enough good things about our day with Duane with Dave's World Tours!

Dave's World Tours is by far the best tour company I have ever used. Please consider them when…read moremaking plans to visit the area. Dave, the owner called a day prior to my scheduled tour day to make sure I knew exactly what would take place during my tour. Joe, my tour guide who I now consider a friend showed up on time and we hit it off immediately. He told me that it was MY tour and if there was anything I wanted to do along the way, all I had to do was ask. Joe, with a Law Enforcement and Park Ranger background helped make him the perfect tour guide. Being a long time resident he knows the area as well as anybody around. His knowledge of Mt. Rushmore and Custer State Park made the days events come to life. Doing a selfguided tour would have been so much less than what Joe made it. I can't thank him enough for making the day so special for me. When we stopped for lunch several people approached him to say hello. These were his friends. Joe is a mainstay in the community. His pride and enthusiam about the area shines through. If you can't tell by now, I highly recommend Dave's World Tours. You will not regret your time in their caring hands.

I've known the owner for years now. He's a great guy! He'll talk to you about anything under the…read moresun if you want; or, if you prefer a quiet ride, you'll get it! If you're in town, all they ask for is a tip, so you can pay whatever you think is right. They also go out of town from what I've gathered though, so you're not locked inside Sturgis. If you ever need a ride, Viking Shuttle is the best service you could ask for!

Kevin was a lifesaver when my car broke down in the Black Hills. I was with my niece, and as two…read morewomen traveling alone it was such a relief to find a driver that was friendly, kind and ensured we were okay and settled before driving away. Thank you so much!

Great sevice, will get you to Sturgis and back to Rapid City when you need. Great drivers, great…read morecustomer service and outstanding pricing! They even have cheap beer for your rise to and from! Highly recommend this shuttle service!

Matt was fantastic, and incredibly accommodating to our group of 10 ladies celebrating a…read moreBachelorette Party weekend in Deadwood. He brought the limo all the way into the mountains for our pick-up, and was so friendly and gracious. He also went out of his way to help look for a phone lost on the side of the mountain road (long, funny story. Lol). Highly recommend Hess Limo for anyone looking for quality party transportation. Thank you again, Matt!

Great time was had by all. Matt communicated every step of the way and it was a very smooth process.read more

What a great flight with our pilot "Loval". We did the Monument Tour and was thrilled with the…read moresites. Everyone there was totally professional and nice. My husband and I highly recommend this company.

Very smooth ride. Our Pilots name was Lovel. She was very knowledgeable about the whole region and…read moreknew a lot of history. We thoroughly enjoyed the 30 min tour of Mt Rushmore and Crazy Horse. Would recommend Lovel and Black Hill Helicopters to our friends and family!

+ Fascinating memorial. The Lakota Sioux present that, besides neighboring Mt Rushmore…read morecommemorating US American heros, the Native Americans had heroes too. . It's just unfortunate that because they reject US gov't funding, construction continues to proceed very slowly. - Disappointed to discover we can't get any closer to the monument than the visitor center without taking a bus tour (extra $5). That means no solo driving up there, no hiking. Thus, not quite worth the obligatory $15 fee just to enter the visitor center grounds. + Pleasant ambience. + Still a nice viewing balcony right behind the visitor center museum. + Ample parking. + Located near many other exciting tourist attractions of the Black Hills, including Mt Rushmore, Custer State Park, and Needles Hwy.

If you have any interest it will be a 2 hour or more visit. We are mobility disabled and just for…read moresimplicity skipped the bus ride for a closer look. The view from the many places on the land it is visible from is wonderful. There are 3 museums on site all included plus a restaurant. The restaurant is a short simple menu, we had bison stew which was excellent and fry bread with a wonderful berry sauce called Wai Po. The view from the huge windows there is amazing. Yes, progress is slow but that makes it all the more special. Since a friend went a few years ago and saw only the face, they have completed the top part of his arm and pointing hand. The story of it's conception and the original artist is really inspiring. What physical and emotional commitment! And now his son is carrying on working with the tribes to help complete it. The home he built and many of his family's possessions are one of the small museums. Another had much history of the area tribes including portraits of the few survivors of Wounded Knee massacre. There there is the workshop. All in all a lot for $30 a car these days. A beautiful and for us a spiritual journey