Black Hills Rushmore to Crazy Horse Self Guided GPS Driving Tour

You'll start in the town of keystone and hear it's history.

One of America's most famous landmarks, Mount Rushmore features the 60-foot-tall faces of George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln carved into granite. Learn the incredible story behind the monument while enjoying spectacular viewpoints and walking trails.

This famous one-lane granite tunnel perfectly frames Mount Rushmore in the distance. Named after the historian who first proposed carving a mountain monument in the Black Hills, it's one of the most photographed locations on the byway.

l showcases the remarkable ingenuity that made the byway famous. The surrounding scenery offers dramatic views of the Black Hills.

One of the best viewpoints in the Black Hills. Enjoy panoramic views of forests, granite peaks, and a distant perspective of Mount Rushmore while learning about the visionary behind the scenic byway.

The final tunnel on Iron Mountain Road offers another perfectly engineered view of Mount Rushmore framed through solid granite. It's a favorite photo stop for travelers.

The gateway to one of America's premier state parks. Discover exhibits on wildlife, geology, and the park's famous bison herd before continuing deeper into the Black Hills.

The views here showcase why Needles Highway is considered one of America's greatest scenic drives.

The tour drives through Custer state park sharing the history and the sites.

The world's largest mountain carving in progress honors the Lakota leader Crazy Horse. Visit the museum, cultural center, and viewing areas to learn about Native American history and the remarkable story behind this massive monument.