Top Stops Skyline Wilderness Area There are six trailheads within the area’s 150-acre boundaries that range from 3 to 6 miles and are frequented by hikers and mountain bikers. 5 231 ent Statu Pr id Rapid City 16 190 President Statues The Journey Museum Prairie Edge & Sioux Trading Post Main Street Square Art Alley Hotel Alex Johnson Dahl Arts Center ST. MA ST. Dinosaur Park Originally built in 1936, this attraction is populated by concrete Apatosauruses, Stegosauruses and Triceratops, giving you a peek into what prehistoric life was like when these massive creatures really did roam the area. Dinosaur Park DR. QUCY SKYLE One of Skyline Drive’s popular overlooks is an ideal place to revel in the view of the city below and the vastness stretching to the horizon. MOT RUSHMORE RD. Storybook Island 5TH ST. Stonewall Overlook Storybook Island Delight in this beloved free amusement park where kids can ride a miniature train and historical carousel. Open May–September. Stonewall Overlook Skyline Wilderness Area osaur Park Din The Journey Museum Travel 3 billion years back in time to learn about the Black Hills’ geology and archaeology, tales of the Lakota and pioneers, and more. 16 AREA OF DETAIL Hotel Alex Johnson Take the walking tour (and spend the night) at this centrally located, six-story marvel that combines “the heritage of the Plains Indians and Germanic Tudor architecture.” Be sure to find the Sacred Four Directions in the lobby tiles. This cultural hub is dedicated to preserving and exhibiting the work of artists who have lived in the region. Stop by on Saturdays for Art Adventure, with free activities for kids. Main Street Square Always bustling with activity, do some people-watching and use it as a jumping-off point for finding great downtown restaurants. Prairie Edge & Sioux Trading Post This is definitely one of the best places in the state to learn about the Northern Plains people and purchase their artworks. Chec k ou t stri k i ng mu b y d iverse rals a rt i st s i n Art Al le y Dahl Arts Center