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Mount Rushmore, Prairie & Mountains: South Dakota Hotels

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You can’t get much further out than hotels in South Dakota. If you’re searching for wide open spaces, great outdoor adventures, and undisturbed wildlife, South Dakota hotels are right for you.

South Dakota Hotels: National Parks & Back Roads

Check out Wind Cave and Badlands National Parks while staying at hotels in SD. Get off the interstate and take state routes out into the pristine territory.

At Wind Cave you’ll discover bison, antelope, prairie dogs, and, of course, stunning Wind Cave with its boxwork calcite formations. It’s an especially great place to visit from South Dakota hotels in nearby Hot Springs.

Badlands National Park offers rough climbing terrain when you visit from South Dakota hotels. The largest piece of protected mixed grass prairie in the United States, Badlands National Park is 244,000 acres of “sharply eroded buttes, pinnacles and spires,” as described by the National Park Service. Check out endangered black-footed ferrets, swift foxes and more when you visit from hotels in South Dakota.

See the Minuteman National Historic Site from South Dakota Hotels

Another fascinating place to visit from South Dakota hotels is the Minuteman National Historic Site. Established in 1999, this site preserves one of the last remaining cold-war era intercontinental ballistic missile sites. It was part of a field of 150 nuclear ICBMs covering 13,500 square miles. Nearby, some of the newer missiles are still on active duty. It’s an exciting place to visit from South Dakota hotels.

Check out hotels in South Dakota near Mount Rushmore, the Black Hills & More

You’ll also want to check out the Black Hills while staying at hotels in South Dakota. This small and isolated mountain range was a key point in the gold rush. At one point, George Armstrong Custer led an expedition into its hills. Visit from South Dakota hotels and discover fascinating geological formations, unique wildlife and more.

While staying at South Dakota hotels near the Black Hills, make sure to visit the Mount Rushmore National Memorial. One of the most famous memorials in the United States, Mount Rushmore is a great place to visit with friends and family while staying at South Dakota hotels.

Visit South Dakota hotels for outdoor adventures and memories to last a lifetime.

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