Black Hills National Forest

Black Hills National Forest is where the Great Plains meet the mountains. Over a million acres of ponderosa pine, granite spires, and hidden meadows in South Dakota and Wyoming. This is Paha Sapa—sacred land with deep cultural significance, home to diverse wildlife and some of the best dispersed camping in the country. While tourists flock to nearby monuments, the real Black Hills experience happens in the forest. Rep the land that stands tall beyond the carved faces.