Top Stops Mount Rushmore National Memorial Known as “America’s Shrine of Democracy,” this mountainside carving is one of the world’s most recognized landmarks. Admire the presidents’ granite facades from Grand View Terrace , see their faces illuminated during a nightly lighting ceremony in the summer or tour the Sculptor’s Studio to learn about Mount Rushmore’s creator, Gutzon Borglum. Horsethief Lake Just west of Mount Rushmore, this scenic spot is popular for camping and fishing, especially ice fishing in the winter. Cast a line in search of trout, stroll the walkway around the deep blue water or opt for a hike through forest canopy. Black Elk Peak Crazy Horse Memorial® George S. Mickelson Trail Spanning 109 miles through the Black Hills, the George S. Mickelson Trail follows an old railroad bed and offers opportunities for hiking and biking. Stop for some fresh air on a portion of the path or one of the other hiking trails along the byway, including Little Devils Tower , Black Elk Peak and Cathedral Spires . ©Crazy Horse Memorial Foundation Scan for a trail map and other information
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