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Where to stay in Deadwood: Best areas for travelers

• Lead: If you're craving a few nights on the town in Deadwood, this neighborhood promises a good time. Historic Homestake Opera House and Living Map Theater are just two places to experience its lively night scene. After you've enjoyed some quiet drinks (or partied until the early hours), get a good rest at the Quiet and Comfortable Nestled on 8 Acres of Private Property, the Whitetail Creek Resort or the Golden Hills Lodge .

• Keystone: If you love history, check out Adams Museum and Geographic Center of the Nation Monument. They're just two of this neighborhood's well-known attractions. If you're planning to stay in this area, the Quality Inn, the Baymont by Wyndham Keystone Near Mt. Rushmore and the Keystone Boardwalk Inn and Suites by Magnuson Worldwide are a few suggestions.

Deadwood Vacations

Deadwood, South Dakota, was an extremely popular city during the 1876 Gold Rush. Notable characters of the Wild West, including George Custer, Wild Bill Hickok, and Calamity Jane, came to the city hoping to strike it rich. Remnants of this era can still be seen throughout the town, such as in the historic gaming halls. You can take a step back in time by planning a trip to this historic town—there is a wide variety of Deadwood vacation packages to choose from.

Major Attractions

You can spend your days exploring some of the city's main attractions, including the Adams House and Adams Museum, Nelson's Garage Car Museum, Days of '76 Museum, Broken Boot Gold Mine, Mt. Roosevelt Monument, and Tatanka: Story of the Bison. Its prime location in the Black Hills offers more than 100 miles of biking trails and nearly 300 miles of snowmobile trails. In addition to these great attractions, your Deadwood vacation should include a trip to any of the town's numerous casinos, wineries, and ghost tours. The majority of the town's hotels, restaurants, and shopping venues are located right along Main Street.

Recurring Festivals and Events

Whether you plan your vacation to Deadwood during the summer or winter, you'll find plenty of special events. In the summer months, the town hosts a variety of specific events and festivals, such as the Independence Day Parade, Wild Bill Days, Days of '76 Rodeo, Kool Deadwood Nights, and Stagecoach Days. In January, the annual Snocross Rally and Pro Snocross Races are held, and February is the month that South Dakota's Largest Tailgate Party is held in Deadwood. Getting around the city by car is fairly easy and you can find great deals on Deadwood car rentals .

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