From July to mid September we start for this amazing four day tour from Devils Tower National Monument (North East Wyoming) or Rapid City (South Dakota). Please inquire for dates!
Day 1:
After a brief sight seeing of Devils Tower National Monument or breakfast at the mall in Rapid City we drive East to Wall Drug, a world wide known town with a huge western Shopping Mall and several museums about western heritage.
Day 2:
We will spend our first night in Wall Drug before we go further East in the morning to see the Bad Lands National Park - a landscape as wild as it can get. We may do some hiking in the park or just drive through - whatever we decide.
We will drive South through the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation and have a short stop at Wounded Knee.
Westwards we will hit Hot Springs where we stay for our second night. The Mammoth Site, the world's largest mammoth research facility, is well worth a visit.
Day 3:
We go on North through Wind Cave National State Park and Custer State Park where we will see bison and, with a bit of luck, elk and coyotes.
From here we have to decide: Shopping Tour in Rapid City or Mount Rushmore? Unfortunately the time is running out on this adventurous drive through western history and beauty.
We will arrive in Deadwood in the late afternoon and spend our last evening in this historical gold town gambling and visit Saloon No 10 - where Wild Bill Hickock got killed in a poker game.
Day 4:
After some sight seeing in Deadwood on the next day we will go back to Devils Tower or Rapid City through Spearfish Canyon and visit the film site of "Dances with the wolves" (Kevin Costner).

Wall Drug,  Bad Lands National Park,  Custer State Park, elk, coyotes, buffalo,  Historical Deadwood,  Western History are just a few of the sight seeings on this tour through the Middle West of the United States.

included services:  3 overnight stays (Super 8, Best Western or similar) in Wall Drug, Hot Springs & Deadwood National Park fees,  Vehicle/gasoline Guide/Driver   not included:    meals,  unplanned attractions  (e. g. trail ride in Custer State Park)