• Iron Mountain Road - Norbeck Overlook, hand-carved stone tunnels, and spiral pigtail bridges stand as the defining engineering and artistic achievements of Iron Mountain Road. Designed in the 1930s by Senator Peter Norbeck, this scenic highway was carefully crafted to slow travelers to 20 mph, allowing them to fully absorb the pristine Ponderosa pine landscape.

The route features three remarkably narrow, single-lane tunnels blasted directly through the solid granite mountainside. As each one is exited, Mount Rushmore beautifully comes into view, framed perfectly through the center of the tunnel openings.

To manage the mountain’s steep elevation changes, engineers designed a series of three pigtail bridges. These architectural wonders are wooden spiral structures that corkscrew upward, looping the highway entirely over itself. Built with native timber, they provide an incredibly smooth transition over steep grades and offer a playful, roller-coaster-like driving experience.

• Mount Rushmore National Memorial - Alive in Stone… these majestic figures of George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln are surrounded by the beauty of the Black Hills. They tell the story of the birth, growth, development, and preservation of this country. From the history of the first inhabitants to the diversity of America today, Mount Rushmore brings visitors face to face with the rich heritage we all share.

• Crazy Horse Memorial - Deep in the sacred Black Hills of South Dakota, the Crazy Horse Memorial rises as a monumental tribute to Indigenous spirit and resilience. Carved from privately held mountain land, this colossal masterpiece honors the legendary Oglala Lakota warrior Crazy Horse, captured mid-ride as he points toward his ancestral lands. Upon its completion, it is slated to become the largest man-made sculpture in the world.

Beyond the jaw-dropping scale of the mountain itself, the site serves as a vibrant, living cultural hub. Visitors can explore an expansive on-site museum that proudly protects and showcases over 14,000 authentic pieces of Native American art and historical artifacts. The experience truly comes alive during the summer months when talented Lakota dancers perform powerful, traditional dances on the outdoor patio, sharing their living heritage. Combining breathtaking artistry, deep history, and active storytelling, it is a profoundly moving educational and cultural experience.

• Bottled water
• Lunch
• Snacks
• All Fees and Taxes

• Gratuites are Not Included

Designed for ultimate comfort, breathtaking views, and a completely stress-free experience.

Exclusive Free Inclusion: As the only tour company to include Iron Mountain Road at no extra cost, guests enjoy hand-carved tunnels that perfectly frame Mount Rushmore and the famous wooden pigtail bridges. All nerve-wracking mountain driving, narrow roads, and tight switchbacks are left to the professional drivers.

A Relaxed Pacing: Mount Rushmore • The guide leads guests along the flat, fully accessible viewing terraces. For those who prefer a leisurely stroll, ample free time is available to explore the paved Presidential Trail at their own pace.

Deep Cultural Legacy: Crazy Horse Memorial • Everything Under One Roof: Guests enjoy seamless entry to the Indian Museum of North America. The spacious, highly accessible museum allows visitors to comfortably browse over 14,000 historic Native American artifacts.

• 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.