Discover oddities in the Black Hills, from quirky roadside attractions to unusual landmarks and hidden gems. Explore unique stops that spark curiosity, tell unexpected stories, and add a fun, offbeat twist to your Black Hills vacation.
Quirky roadside art installation made from old bikes.
Pringle, SD, 57773
A 37-foot wood-scrap bison in bib overalls waving an American flag — Bo the Bison at Bearded Buffalo Resort on US-16A is Custer's quirkiest roadside photo stop.
12427 Highway 16A Custer, SD, 57730
Beautiful replica of a Norwegian wooden stave church nestled in a peaceful woodland setting.
3788 Chapel Ln Rapid City, SD, 57702
A legendary mystery spot where science, gravity, and fun collide.
24040 Cosmos Rd Rapid City, SD, 57702
Historic hilltop park featuring life-sized dinosaur sculptures and panoramic views of the city.
940 Skyline Dr Rapid City, SD, 57701
Stand at the dead center of the United States — a free, iconic photo stop in Belle Fourche, SD.
Belle Fourche, SD,
Iron Star is Hill City's most photographed landmark — a life-size horse sculpted from farm tools, barbed wire, and scrap metal by South Dakota artist John Lopez
208 Main Street Hill City, SD, 57745
Life-size bronze of Wild Bill Hickok seated with legs crossed, sculpted by James Borglum and Monique Ziolkowski and dedicated in 1994 near the Main Street arch.
555 Lower Main St Deadwood, SD,
Take a selfie with this 30-foot tall Smokey Bear chainsaw carving at Dahl's in Hill City.
Hill City, SD, 57745
Marvel at a massive 12-foot tall Sasquatch with great opportunities for selfies at Dahl's Chainsaw Art!
121 Roy Street Highway 16A Keystone, SD, 57751
