This morning I had the incredible opportunity to get a behind-the-scenes look at a remarkable project that’s taking place right now at Mount Rushmore National Memorial…

Several years ago – out in Spearfish Canyon – two HUGE boulders broke loose from the canyon wall and came rumbling down, eventually splashing to a stop in Spearfish Creek below…

The memorial’s preservation team will clean portions of the mountain to bare rock by removing debris and vegetation. The team will also be removing loose hazardous rock…

It’s not always a crazy thunderstorm or gale-force wind that changes the way the Black Hills look. Sometimes it’s something softer, more subtle…

It’s rare to actually see the end of a rainbow at the point it touches the ground. Some folks like to think that there’s a pot of gold at the end of rainbows…

The Natural Resource Conservation Service (NCRS) takes monthly snow-pack measurements and recently released their April numbers…

That’s right – Gutzon Borglum, the famous sculptor who chiseled Mount Rushmore, was born on this day back in 1867…

The Mammoth Site is an active fossil dig-in-progress. It is the site of the world’s largest collection of mammoth bones…

Almost everybody who explores the Black Hills region ends up having something stick with them that becomes their “go to” place. A few days ago, over on the Black Hills Facebook Page, we asked folks a simple question…

The folks at The Jim Henson Company featured the Black Hills in this week’s episode of “Wilson & Ditch Digging America,” a new PBS children’s series…