Black Hills

The Black Hills are a mountain range located in western South Dakota and northeastern Wyoming, known for their dense forests, rugged terrain, and scenic beauty. They are significant culturally and spiritually for the Lakota Sioux, who consider them sacred. Geologically, the hills are part of the larger Great Plains and formed millions of years ago through volcanic activity and uplift. The area features landmarks like Mount Rushmore, national parks, and outdoor recreation opportunities, making it a popular destination for visitors seeking natural beauty, hiking, and historical sites.