Mount Rushmore Continued from page 42 Borglum create Mount Rushmore and the tools and techniques they used. The Borglum View Terrace provides excellent views of the sculpture and is the start of the Presidential Trail. The short trail takes you among blast fragments at the base of the monument, offering the closest viewpoints of the stone faces. It is surfaced to accommodate wheelchairs from the Grand View Terrace to viewing areas at the base of the mountain. Learn about the customs and traditions of the American Indian tribes that are indigenous to the Black Hills at the Lakota, Nakota and Dakota Heritage Village, located along the trail. Go on a self-guided tour. Rent a hand-held photo/video tour or an audio wand to learn more about the sculpture and its story. Join a ranger walk or talk. These programs begin at various locations throughout the memorial during the summer. Schedules are posted at the Information Center and Lincoln Borglum Visitor Center. Dine with the presidents at Carvers’ Café. Find choices with a local and sustainable twist. Be sure to get a scoop of Thomas Jefferson ice cream based on the first written recipe for ice cream in the U.S. Discover more at nps.gov/moru. BLACK HILLS & BADLANDS REGION Thomas Jefferson Ice Cream Helicopter Flight -Seeing Experience! Mount Rushmore Memorial Cathedral Spires SCAN FOR MAP Rushmore Helicopters $ Starting from 59 605.673.2163 63 CopterTours.com 44 // #DiscoverBlackHills Rushmore Ru sh h more Heliport Heliport| | 313 Speck k Center Ce nter Rd C Rd. | Keystone, SD 7 days a week. Available 9am -Dusk. Sunset Tours by reservation only.