Black Elk Peak
SEE BLACK ELK PEAK WITH DAVE'S GUIDED TOURS.
Black Elk Peak (formerly Harney Peak) lies in the Black Hills National Forest, just west of Mount Rushmore.
While many know the peak for its natural beauty, Black Elk Peak peak has been the site of visions. When he was only nine years old, a boy named Black Elk had his first vision on the peak that now bears his name.
Dave’s World Tours invites you to visit the majestic Black Hills and see Black Elk Peak.
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At 7,242 feet, the Black Elk Peak is the highest natural point in South Dakota and offers expansive views. It also features a stone fire tower built by the Civilian Conservation Corps.
The hike is a fun thing for the whole family and trail No. 9 is the most common way to get to the top. Just a 7-mile drive from the town of Custer, the trail begins by Sylvan Lake in Custer State Park. Then it's 3.5 miles up and another 3.5 back. The round trip hike can take 2-4 hours to complete, and while it’s worth it, we often suggest coming back and doing it another day.
One of the best ways to see Black Elk Peak and the area’s parks and monuments is a narrated drive with Dave’s World Tours. Make the most of your time in the Black Hills with a guided van tour.
Give Dave a call at 605-673-1130 and enjoy the best day of your Black Hills vacation.
Service provided in the Southern Black Hills only.
Pick-ups and/or drop-offs from Hill City, Keystone, Custer, or Hot Springs
Bottled water and snacks available
All tour prices are subject to change
South Dakota Sales Tax is charged on all tours and services
Car seats are not available through Dave’s World Tours. Any reservations with children requiring a car seat or booster seat must provide your own seat that meets safety standards.