Find Your Inner Outlaw….

Find your inner outlaw in the National Historic Landmark town of Deadwood. Visitors can stroll the cobblestone streets to admire the carefully restored architecture of Main Street and try their luck at a hand of blackjack, slots or Texas hold ‘em poker in one of Deadwood’s gaming casinos. There are upwards of 80 gaming casinos here!  Infamous characters, Calamity Jane and Wild Bill Hickok, are both buried in Mt. Moriah cemetery, which overlooks the city and is open to the public. A reenactment of the shoot-out that followed the fall of Wild Bill is performed daily during summer months. The Broken Boot Gold Mine offers tours every 30 minutes, and is open from mid-May to mid-September. Year-round tours of the Adams House offer a first-hand look at a Victorian-era mansion restored to museum quality. The accompanying Adams Museum is the oldest history museum in the Black Hills.  Deadwood also offers the Tatanka: Story of the Bison where you’ll find Kevin Costner’s version on the story of the bison in the Black Hills of South Dakota.

The city is minutes from Terry Peak and miles of snowmobile trails, and marks the Northern Trailhead of the George S. Mickelson Recreational Trail.

Hotels, motels and lodging options are plentiful in Deadwood. After a day of fun, you can kick up your boots right in the heart of Deadwood, or relax in a cabin, bed and breakfast or vacation rental close to skiing, hiking and more.