BLACK HILLS & BADLANDS REGION WINE & DINE If the thrill of adventuring has left you parched, visit Prairie Berry Winery for handcrafted wines made from wild and domestic fruits native to South Dakota. They also provide a tasty menu to choose from as you relax on the vine-covered patio. Located next door is their craft brewery, Miner Brewing Company, where you can enjoy a pint, flight or growler to go. Spark your passion at Naked Winery, featuring wines from Washington and Oregon. In the same location, Sick-N-Twisted microbrewery offers handcrafted Black Hills beers on tap at all times, from hoppy and bitter to light and sweet. If you are searching for wine or beer, you are sure to find it in Hill City. Grab a bite to eat at one of the dining options that offer something for everyone. The Alpine Inn, on the corner of Main and Elm streets, is famous for its German lunch menu, signature filet mignon dinners and homemade desserts. If you’re looking for dinner and a show, the Circle B Chuckwagon at High County Guest Ranch will treat you to some good old-fashioned fun with gem panning, a reenacted gun shoot-out and, of course, cowboy music and delicious food. Fine Wine & Food at Prairie Berry Wintery The Hill City Visitor Center, located on Hwy 385, is your source for it all. Open year-round, their friendly and knowledgeable staff can help you make the most of your Black Hills getaway with road and hiking trail maps, guides and suggestions for lodging, dining, sightseeing and activities. Learn about what to see and do, when events are happening and how to get where you want to go. In “The Heart of the Black Hills,” Hill City locals look forward to sharing their hearts with yours. For Hill City Business Listings, turn to Page 149 84 // #DiscoverBlackHills
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