• Iron Mountain Road - Renowned for its tunnels, bridges, and breathtaking views of Mount Rushmore, this road meanders gently through the forest. Wildlife such as deer, bison, and elk can often be spotted along the way. The journey is leisurely, with stops for photos to fully appreciate the surroundings. It is considered one of the finest drives in America.

• Black Hills National Forest - The Black Hills exude vitality. Pine trees blanket the rolling hills, clear streams flow, and the air is refreshingly clean. Wildlife, including deer, mountain goats, and wild turkeys, roam freely. Frequent pauses allow for the beauty to be absorbed. The area is serene, stunning, and always inviting. A highlight is sharing the secluded spots away from the main roads.

• Peter Norbeck Scenic Byway - The Needles Highway offers an almost surreal experience. Narrow tunnels are carved through granite, and towering rock spires reach skyward like giant fingers. The drive is adventurous, with unexpected views and frequent sightings of goats and deer. Reaching the summit leaves a lasting impression on visitors, and even after numerous trips, it remains unforgettable.

• Spearfish Canyon Scenic Byway - Driving through this canyon feels like navigating a postcard. Towering cliffs surround you, and waterfalls cascade down rocky slopes. Each season brings a new palette of colors and sights. It’s ideal for leisurely drives, photography, and experiencing a humbling sense of scale. Visitors often rank it among their favorite destinations, a sentiment that is wholeheartedly shared.

• Private transportation
• Admission fees
• Entrance fees
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Gratuities

This isn’t just tourism—it’s a four-wheeled adventure.

The Black Sheep Tour offers an authentic experience of the Black Hills, designed for those who seek genuine exploration rather than staged experiences. While others may stick to paved roads and follow a set itinerary, this tour takes you along forest-lined backroads, gravel paths, and dirt trails that meander through hidden canyons and secluded meadows. These paths lead to areas rich in wildlife, where tranquility reigns, and the Black Hills reveal their true essence.

There are no long lines for brief viewpoints or crowded spaces with large tour buses. Instead, you have the opportunity to linger, guided by someone who knows the land intimately, sharing stories that animate the landscape.

This tour is not bound by a fixed schedule. It adapts to the light, wildlife activity, and your interests. The journey begins when the land is ready, not when the crowds are. Want to pause to watch a bison herd cross the valley? We’ll pause. Want to step out and take in the view from a solitary overlook? Absolutely.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.