These are the legendary Black Hills of South Dakota, an oasis of pine forests on the Great Plains featuring watchable wildlife, acclaimed National Scenic Byways, vistas from horizon to horizon, and National Historic Landmarks. The Black Hills was the scene of the last great gold rush in America, the final resting place of Wild Bill Hickock and Calamity Jane, and a summer encampment for George Armstrong Custer.  But more than just frontier history, the Black Hills and Badlands offer countless natural and man-made wonders.  This is the place where motorcoach groups experience unique tranquil beauty and exciting days specially designed for tour operators and group leaders.

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