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The scenery is stunning. This hike is definitely worth the detour.

A truly beautiful lake to walk around. The trail is easy, though there's a bit of a climb and a narrow cliff.

You simply have to climb the top of this mountain; it is "the highest" in South Dakota at 2207m, and it is also a pleasant path without any major pitfalls and as a "reward: 360° cinema". Warning: parking costs (this year) 20 dollars per car.

This is a long-distance multi-use trail running for 113 miles all the way from Deadwood to Edgemont. This section between Custer and the White Elephant Trailhead in Nihart is 8.5 miles long and well-maintained. Enjoy gorgeous views as you run through the heart of Black Hills National Forest.

Custer is in the heart of the Black Hills. On this commune, you will find a few kilometers to the north - by taking the Crazy Horse Memorial Highway - "The Thunderhead Mountain" where the monument to the memory of Crazy Horse is located. In response to the gigantic statues of the 4 faces of the American presidents: George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln on Mount Rushmore, an Austrian-born sculptor wanted to pay tribute to the famous Lakota warrior Tashunka Witko - Crazy Horse. He sculpts an entire mountain trying to represent the historical figure riding his horse. It has been more than 30 years that only the head has been carved. Suffice to say that this work will certainly never be finished. The site, by its gigantism is impressive. It is an incongruous visit to make.

Even though you can already see the Cathedral Spires from the Needles Highway down below, it's another level to see them that close from the trail. The huge granite spires are rising hundreds of feet and belong to the largest rock faces in the Black Hills.

At only 3 miles in length, Sunday Gulch Trail is not long, but some sections scrambling over boulders and crossing streams keep it demanding and stimulating. A great one to run in combination with the Sylvan Lake loop.

While being only 200 feet shorter than nearby Black Elk Peak, Little Devil's Tower is often left out by hikers in the area. Enjoy the panoramic view from the top over the Black Hills, Cathedral Spires and much more.