Deadwood's Historic Main Street - Walk the same brick-paved Main Street as some of the Old West's most wild and wooly characters. 
Adams Museum and House - Take a stroll through history at the Historic Adams Museum or visit the Victorian inspired Adams House. 
Old Style Saloon No. 10 - Go see the chair that Wild Bill Hickok was shot in. While you're there, catch a beer. 
Broken Boot Gold Mine - Step into a century old mine shaft or pan for gold at this great family attraction in Deadwood. 
Homestake Mine - While in operation, the Homestake Mine was the largest gold mine in the western hemisphere. Tours are still available. 
Gulches of Fun - You can do it all at Gulches of Fun, from go carts, to bumper boats to mini golf. Go experience the fun. 
Tatanka: Story of the Bison - Tatanka tells the story of the American Bison through the exhibition of breathtaking bronze sculptures. 
Mt. Moriah Cemetery - See where some of Deadwood's most infamous residents still reside, including Wild Bill and Calamity Jane. 
Golf - With five courses within 10 miles of Deadwood, good golf is never hard to come by. invalid location provided
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Refuge from the road Bring Your Ride!
The Deadwood Roadhouse is a biker’s dream. Accommodations for motorcycles are as nice as the accommodations for guests. You can pull your bike into the spacious garage right inside the building. You can keep it safe, clean, dry and ready to ride. Motorcycling and the Black Hills are a perfect fit. From the Badlands Loop Scenic Byway and Custer State Park to Spearfish Canyon and the back road to Devils Tower National Monument, this region is renowned for its scenic rides and wide open spaces. That’s why half a million bikers gather in Sturgis every August. But a lot of bikers are discovering that cruising is even better at other times of the year. You have the road – and the scenery -- more or less to yourself. |
