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Don Bain's 360° Panoramas of
South Dakota
Not familiar with interactive 360-degree panoramas? - CLICK HERE
The public image of the Dakotas is of endless wheatfields, and South Dakota does have a lot of that. But in the southwest corner are the Black Hills, a unique outlier of the Rocky Mountains, offering strikingly different landscapes with a cluster of national park properties and famous sights. My first trip there was in 2008 and I was impressed. I returned in summer 2011 to finish my coverage of the Black Hills area, but blundered into the Sturgis motorcycle rally and decided to leave abruptly - noise pollution and bikes everywhere!
The guidebook to the Black Hills and Badlands includes historic mining towns such as Deadwood and Lead, Mount Rushmore National Memorial, Wind Cave National Park with the largest herd of buffalo anywhere, and Badlands National Park
- Prairies of South Dakota
- Highway 85 North of the Black Hills
- Black Hills Gold
- Spearfish Canyon
- Deadwood
- Lead
- Mount Rushmore and the Needles Highway
- Mount Rushmore - One
- Mount Rushmore - Two
- Needles Highway
- Crazy Horse Mountain
- Custer and Wind Cave Parks
- Jewel Cave
- Custer State Park
- Wind Cave National Park
- Hot Springs
- Mammoth Site in Hot Springs
- Wall
- Badlands and Pine Ridge
- Sage Creek at Badlands
- Cedar Pass at Badlands
- Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
Buffalo Next to the Road in Custer State Park
