Temporary fishing licenses are available at the local gas station and hardware store. Sheridan, Pactola and Deerfield are the larger lakes nearest us.
Major Lake is a small lake right accross from the grocery store in Hill City.
Spring Creek runs through Hill City and Rapid Creek is popular for fly fishing. Our nearest fishing ponds are within a half to one mile from Pine Rest and we are happy to point you in the right direction. There are several public lakes in the Black Hills, mainly stocked with trout. We find the Black Hills to be very accessible hiking for all ages and abilities. We are happy to share with you those we've hiked or provide a source of information on those we haven't. The Mickelson trail access is less than one mile. There are also numerous mapped and marked trails in the Black Hills National Forest and Custer State Park within an easy drive.
#Black elk peak trail 9 free#
Is there hiking nearby?įeel free to truly hike and explore the natural beauty of the Black Hills National Forest directly adjoining our property. If you'd prefer to dine out, we'd be happy to refer you to some of our favorite eating places. The kitchenettes are equipped and you'll find everything you need in the way of groceries at the local shops and grocery store right in Hill City. We leave most of the cooking up to you, however you may want to come up to the Perky Pine Cafe in the morning to see what we've baked up! Local coffee beans and a variety of teas are available for purchase at the Perky Pine. Alice's Black Hills Cottage on the Mick, has radient heat as well as a gas log fireplace on the main floor and electric fireplace in lower level the family room. Small Cabins 1 & 2, Medium Cabins #4 & #8, open spring through fall, have electric heat. Historic old cabin #5, open spring through fall, has both woodburning and free standing gas fireplace. The Aspen, Birch, Cedar, Dakota and Three Pines cabins, open year round are heated with a cozy gas fireplace. Our vaction home - Alice's Black Hills Cottage on the Mick- has air conditioners in the main and upstairs bedrooms & the main floor living room, while the lower level bedroom stays cool naturally with fans provided should the need arise. Resting on the shady side of the mountain at approximately 5000 feet above the sea level, heat and humidity are usually held in check and the cabins have good ventilation.Ĭottage Suite #10 receives air conditioning by way of Lodge & Coffee shop.
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With the windows open you will breathe fresh mountain air and wake to the scent of pine. Our cabins are nature cooled, but fans are available should nature need a little help. A bathing suit is required for use of the hot tub and sauna or if you plan to visit an area pool, lake or waterslide park. You will be glad you brought comfortable shoes for hiking and walking. Summer days are generally cooler in the hills with temperatures in the 70's and 80's, while nights can get as low as the 30's, so it is wise to bring sweatshirts and jeans as well as your summer clothes. ( Black Elk Peak Trail #9 trailhead ) What shall I wear? Rushmore, Crazy Horse Monument and the entrance to Custer State Park at Sylvan Lake. Pine Rest Cabins is roughly 9 miles from Mt.
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