• Wild Bill Bar - This is the location where Wild Bill was fatally shot. Visitors will hear the tale of his demise and how he came to be in Deadwood.
• Historic Bullock Hotel - The tour pauses in front of the Bullock Hotel, the oldest surviving hotel in Deadwood, to share the story of Seth Bullock and his efforts to bring order to this lawless town.
• Saloon No. 10 - This saloon, though not at its original site, is where Wild Bill was shot. It retains authenticity and even has the chair he sat in. Guests will hear tales of the outlaws who frequented Deadwood.
• Adams Museum - The tour includes a stop outside the Adams Museum, where visitors will learn about its history and founder. It’s one of the top museums in town, offering free entry with a suggested donation.
• Mineral Palace Hotel & Gaming - Once the site of the infamous Gem Theater, this location offers stories of the notorious events that occurred here.
• City of Deadwood - The tour visits city hall, where the story of Jack McCall’s acquittal for shooting Wild Bill is told, along with the tale of Two Sticks’ hanging and the Lakota Native People who once inhabited the area.
• Adams House - The tour stops outside the Adams House to discuss the founder of the Franklin Hotel and showcase the “most beautiful house this side of the Mississippi.”
• Mount Moriah Cemetery - This cemetery is the final resting place for many Wild West figures, including Wild Bill, Calamity Jane, Seth Bullock, and others. Visitors will hear their stories, learn about Jane, and have the option to enter the cemetery to view their graves.
• Statue of Wild Bill Hickok - The tour concludes at the statue of Wild Bill, where his life story is shared along with historic photographs from the 1800s.

• Walking Tour of Deadwood on the WalknTours app
• Explore Chinatown, the badlands, Main Street, Adams House Museum, Mt. Moriah Cemetery, and more
• Discover historic wild west sites and their storied past
• Tour never expires - in-person and anytime access to a virtual tour

• No human in-person guide - this tour is self guided and navigated by the app
• No entrance tickets, this is all outside

Embark on a self-guided journey through the streets of Deadwood as you discover its wild gold rush history and the legends that once roamed its roads.

Why choose this tour?
-Unbeatable value for money
-Professionally narrated with music to capture the spirit of the outlaws
-Freedom to move at your own speed and convenience. Your smart phone becomes your insightful guide.
-Engaging storytelling.
-Geographically conscious, the app triggers the narration when you reach specific points.
-Replay the tour even after you have experienced it on-site.

Signal and data connections in Deadwood, South Dakota are notoriously unreliable. We recommend downloading the WalknTours app and your chosen tour ahead of time to ensure a seamless experience and to sidestep lengthy downloads within Deadwood. If you face any difficulties in downloading, please reach out to us at the earliest and we’ll help you out.

Tailored for the independent traveler, this self-guided tour lets you dictate the pace and timing of your exploration. Your adventure begins at 560 Main Street.

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