Deadwood & Spearfish

In historic Deadwood, located in the northern Black Hills, you can walk in the footsteps of legends like Calamity Jane. The entire city of Deadwood is a National Historic Landmark. You can ponder the truth at the foot of Wild Bill’s grave in Mount Moriah Cemetery, tour the Adams House, pan for gold in the Broken Boot Mine, or take a self-guided walking tour into the past that puts the Wild West into perspective. Watch daily shootouts on Main Street. See re-enactments of the slaying of Wild Bill Hickok and the trial of his murderer, Jack McCall. See the final resting places of Deadwood legends or take a walking or guided tour.

For the adventurous, take a breath of fresh air and enjoy hiking, biking, horseback riding, fishing, scenic drives and more. Restaurant options range from casual to up-scale and cuisine varies from American & hearty Midwestern to ethnic and regional and after dinner try your luck and play like a legend in one of these Historic Deadwood gaming halls.

You won’t go hungry in Deadwood! Located in the bustle of Deadwood’s Main Street, Tin Lizzie Gaming Resort is where you’ll find Snitches, an Art Decostyle restaurant touting steak, seafood and specialty cocktails. Meanwhile, meat lovers won’t want to miss the smoked brisket — served atop nachos or piled inside an herb pretzel bun for a mouthwatering sandwich — at Jacobs Brewhouse & Grocer, which also serves freshly brewed beer. In the nearby town of Lead, unwind with a tasting flight of craft beer in casual digs at Dakota Shivers Brewing.