Deadwood
Deadwood is a city in the Black Hills of South Dakota known for its gold rush, Wild West history and active night life. In Deadwood, visitors can play the slots, poker, black jack, roulette and craps at a handful of casinos. During the day tourists will find a variety of museums and outdoor activities in the Black Hills.
Let Dave’s World Tours transport your friends and family to your favorite places in the Southern Black Hills in style and safety. We want to make your vacation special. Please call 605-673-1130 if you have any questions!
Deadwood, SD - Photo Credit: Brian Erickson
We encourage visitors to get out on the trails. The George S. Mickelson Trail extends from Deadwood to Edgemont going through Custer and the Black Hills National Forest. Deadwood's elevation is 4,531 and its population is just over 1,300 with nearby Lead, SD at 3,000 people.
South Dakota Sightseeing at Its Best
If you are staying in the southern hills area and interested in a guided tour of the Black Hills, Dave's World Tours makes for a great experience. We offer full and half-day sightseeing tours that enable you to see the Black Hills' parks, monuments and attractions including Mount Rushmore and Custer State Park.
Deadwood is 42.64 miles from Custer, South Dakota and 56 miles (90.12 kilometers) by car. Custer and Deadwood are 1 hour 20 mins apart if you drive non-stop but we promise there is a lot to see along the way.
Gamble in Deadwood, SD
Black Hills Guided Tours
Service provided in the 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.