Black Elk Peak
While the trailhead is located in the Park at Sylvan Lake, most of the trail winds through the Black Hills National Forest.
Learn MoreCuster State Park Resort is located in a stunning southern region of the Black Hills. Explore nearby activities to keep you entertained during your trip.
You've heard of Mount Rushmore, which is just a short drive from our property. But what about Crazy Horse Memorial, Wind Cave National Park, and Black Elk Peak? When you stay at Custer State Park Resort, you're right in the middle of all the Black Hills have to offer. Explore things to do within the park or nearby activities below.
While the trailhead is located in the Park at Sylvan Lake, most of the trail winds through the Black Hills National Forest.
Learn MoreAlong the way to Blue Bell Lodge, stop at Mount Coolidge Lookout Tower for a taste of history and an impressive view.
Learn MoreOperated independently, the Black Hills Playhouse is barrels of fun and located in Custer State Park.
Learn MoreA beautiful 45-minute scenic byway takes you to the majestic National Memorial from Custer State Park.
Learn MoreJust 20 minutes from the West Entrance to Custer State Park, don't miss Crazy Horse Memorial.
Learn MoreWind Cave is the sixth-longest cave and the first cave in the world to be designated as a National Park.
Learn MoreCuster State Park and its scenic drives are crowd-drawing experiences over the Rally.
Learn MoreApproximately 40 minutes from the Park, the 1880 Train is a two-hour, narrated 20-mile round trip between Hill City and Keystone.
Learn MoreBeneath the Black Hills of South Dakota is the intriguing underground world of Jewel Cave.
Learn MoreStay at Custer Resort to experience the best of the Black Hills—with a private, comfortable place to relax at night.
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