Looking for haunted attractions? Here’s the Top Haunted Places in the Black Hills
– By #Powder House Lodge
Fall is here. The leaves are turning beautiful shades of yellow, orange, and red. In many areas around the Black Hills, they’ve already started falling off the trees. The nights are quieter than we’re used to. The traffic from traveling tourists in the nights has been replaced with only the sound of a slight breeze and rustling leaves. The pine trees, entrenched in the granite hillsides and peaks of the Black Hills, create a silhouette against the moon-lit Dakota night. It’s easy to let your mind wander to thoughts of the area’s rich history and legends. How many of those legends might still be roaming around? We present some of the most haunted places in the Black Hills…in no particular order.Last Modified:
getting ready to go on vacation. You’ve got your hotels booked, your route planned, and your itinerary set. There’s only one problem. One of your family members has four legs and fur. If you booked pet-friendly lodging in the Black Hills, like the Powder House Lodge, you have a little less to stress about. But there’s still the question of how to deal with traveling with pets. We’re here to give you some tips and tricks on how to make traveling with pets enjoyable for everyone.