Deadwood is a historic city in South Dakota. Located in the Black Hills, the town attracted famous personalities during the Gold Rush, including Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane. Today, history buffs can visit Deadwood for less than $100 a day.
Make a date with Lady Luck at the Gold Country Inn for gambling and breakfast. The café and gambling hall serves breakfast 6:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m. daily. Classic breakfast entrées start around $3. Still feel lucky? Make your way to Broken Boot Gold Mine to learn more about the Gold Rush and try your hand at gold panning. Tours cost $5 and gold panning costs $8 — you can keep your findings!
Grab lunch on the patio at Mustang Sally’s. The restaurant and sports bar offers indoor and outdoor seating. Sandwiches cost about $10. Visit Mount Moriah Cemetery to see the gravesites of famous individuals including Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane. Watch a brief video and peruse historic documents at the visitor center. There is a $2 entrance fee to the cemetery. Stroll down Main Street and stop in the various shops. You may even see a mock shootout during your walk.
Have dinner at Saloon No. 10. The restaurant is located on the site where Wild Bill Hickok was shot during a poker game. The steakhouse and Italian restaurant is brimming with Old West memorabilia to bring you back in time. Entrées range $17–40.
Deadwood hosts numerous annual events, including an outrageous Halloween celebration, Deadweird. Check the calendar when planning your trip.
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