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Oct 23, 2024
Even with four days, we could not cover it all. There is just so much to see. Highlights for us were, of course, the Mt. Rushmore National Memorial, but other must see sights include Spearfish Canyo…Full review by phat_dawg_21
Oct 29, 2023
Black hill National park is beautiful , from hills to lake , very lush absolutely gorgeous a have to drive through when in Custer or heading to Keystone Roads are in good condition , quite narrow B…Full review by AmeliavdBerg
Jul 6, 2023
We had no idea what to expect. At every turn, it was oooohs and aaahs. This is such a beautiful part of the country, with e dress things to do.Full review by techgmu
are there separate entrance fees for black hills nat'l forest, custer np + mt rushmore (given that you don't purchase some form of a multi-park pass)? thanks!
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Yes. Custer is a South Dakota State Park and has it’s own fee. My Rushmore is a National Park and has a different fee. There is no fee for Black Hills National Forest. You can purchase …
Yes. Custer is a South Dakota State Park and has it’s own fee. My Rushmore is a National Park and has a different fee. There is no fee for Black Hills National Forest. You can purchase an annual pass for Custer State Park only or all SD State Parks At SD State Park entrances. You can purchase an annual pass for all National Parks, monuments and preserves at a National Park entrance. National Forests almost never have entrance fees and therefore no national annual pass is needed. I hope this helps
If we are going to be in the area for 6 days with medium dog (25 lb.) in tow, is it cheaper to buy National Park annual pass or pay by the admission to each park? We plan on doing probably at least one hike/ day and doing lots of park picnics and driving tours.
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I would have bought the national park annual pass. Have a wonderful trip.
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What is the official status of the Forest Plan for the Black Hills?
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Visit the U.S. Forest Service Planning Rule website and click on “View table showing status of land management plans” near the bottom of the Planning Rule website...
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