Travel Journals

  • Up into the Tree Tops: Part 2

    The Pinnacle Zip Tour at Rushmore Tramway Adventures introduced my family to a thrilling escapade unlike any other. In 2017, the Black Hills welcomed this aerial adventure, featuring dual zip lines and enveloping us in a mile of breathtaking forest.

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  • Set off on an extraordinary journey through the breathtaking landscapes and rich historical fabric of northeastern Wyoming's Black Hills. Devils Tower Country offers an escape from urban clamor into the serenity of vast public lands and intimate small towns, inviting adventurers and those seeking refuge in nature’s grandeur.

    Wyoming (Black Hills of Wyoming)
  • Tucked away from the bustle of modern life, nestled in a serene corner of the world, stands a haven called "Newton Fork Ranch." It isn’t just a place; it’s an escape into a simpler, quieter existence, a place where time slows down and the art of conversation dances in the air.

    Hill City
  • Welcome to the ultimate guide to unleashing the taproom treasures of Spearfish! Ever since the Cullen-Harrison Act passed in 1933, freeing America's thirst for the amber nectar, their establishment has flourished. With over thirty breweries to choose from throughout South Dakota, three of them are here nestled in the hills of Spearfish.

    Spearfish Canyon
  • Summer Creek Inn is more than just a place to rest your head—it's a luxurious retreat that redefines the notion of a bed and breakfast. From the moment I arrived, I knew this would be an unforgettable experience. 

    Rapid City
  • When visiting the Black Hills, many people instantly notice all the different types of trees. Two types of trees that are abundant in these beautiful hills are aspen and birch. These two trees are commonly mistaken for each other due to their similar appearance.

    Aspen & Birch—Distinguishing the Differences
  • Imagine the ground shaking beneath your feet, the air filled with anticipation, all eyes on the horizon for the sight of 1,300 majestic creatures racing across the plains. That's the Buffalo Roundup in Custer State Park. This event is a nod to history and conservation, preserving a tradition that once faced near extinction.

    Custer State Park