• Iron Mountain Road - Renowned for its iconic one-way tunnels and pigtail bridges.
• Mount Rushmore National Memorial - These magnificent stone carvings of George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln are set amidst the stunning Black Hills. They narrate the story of the nation’s birth, growth, development, and preservation. From the history of the first inhabitants to the diverse tapestry of America today, Mount Rushmore offers visitors a profound connection to our shared heritage.
• Mount Rushmore Profile View - This tour includes a stop at a lesser-known vantage point of Mt. Rushmore. To the west of the main entrances, a small parking area offers a unique photo opportunity of George Washington’s profile. Although not originally intended as an attraction, it has become one of his most famous images.
• Sylvan Lake - Steeped in history and natural beauty, the lake is nestled within a forested hillside of pine and spruce trees, perfectly complementing the rocky terrain.
• Crazy Horse Memorial - The Crazy Horse Memorial is an ongoing mountain monument project on privately owned land in the Black Hills. It portrays the Oglala Lakota warrior Crazy Horse, astride a horse and pointing towards his tribal land. Upon completion, it will be the largest man-made sculpture in the world. The museum houses over 14,000 pieces of Native American art. During the summer, Lakota dancers perform on the patio, offering a rich historical and cultural experience.
• Hill City - In 1883, the discovery of tin near Hill City led to a population boom. The Harney Peak Tin Mining, Milling, and Manufacturing Company established its headquarters on Main Street, supported by English financiers, and acquired 1,100 prospecting sites in the area. As mining flourished, the city gained a reputation for its lively atmosphere, once described as “a town with a church on each end and a mile of Hell in between.” At its peak, Main Street was home to 15 saloons. Today, Hill City is celebrated for its local artists, dinosaur museum, and wine tasting venues.

• Bottled water
• All fees and/or taxes

• Gratuites are Not Included

Please be aware: There will be no tour on July 3rd.

This Scenic Journey takes you along Iron Mountain Road, featuring tunnels designed to perfectly frame Mount Rushmore in the distance. Enjoy the impressive corkscrew wooden pigtail bridges.

There is a photo opportunity at Sylvan Lake, known as the jewel of Custer State Park. At Washington’s Profile, the monument can be viewed from a secluded highway vantage point.

During the Mount Rushmore National Memorial Tour, participants will discover the fascinating history, engineering achievements, and political aspects of the carving. There will be time for personal exploration: Walk the Presidential Trail for close-up views of the faces, watch the orientation film, explore historical exhibits, and shop for unique souvenirs.

At the Crazy Horse Memorial and Indian Museum of North America, visitors will explore an extensive collection of 14,000 historic Native American artifacts. A captivating 20-minute film about the Ziolkowski family’s multi-generational mission will be shown.

The return journey includes a drive along Hill City’s Main Street, where its history will be shared.

• Handicap Van is available for wheelchair touring. Van has convertible top that slides open as needed and has large side windows. Contact us if you have special needs.

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