The Black Hills, South Dakota

For centuries the Black Hills have been considered sacred ground and a magic land to the Native American tribes who lived there. When Gutson Borglum began sculpting the mountain, known as Six Grandfathers, into the likeness of four great American Presidents he gave Mount Rushmore a new sacred magic. Today more than 3 million people visit the area and with attractions like the Crazy Horse Monument, the 1880 Train, and countless other wonders. Come with Eric through Keystone, South Dakota―the Gateway to Black Hills-and enjoy the awe of the mystical Pahá Sápa or Black Hills.