Black Hills South Dakota SD Resorts

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• Welcome to the most unique lodging experience in
  the Black Hills. The Deadwood Roadhouse is a
  private lodging and entertainment venue in the
  heart of historic downtown Deadwood.
• The Deadwood Roadhouse was started by legendary
  custom motorcycle entrepreneur Danny Gray, as a
  private retreat for his friends to enjoy in the
  heart of Deadwood. Music Legends, entertainment
  luminaries, professional race car drivers, and
  motorcycle designers regularly call the Deadwood
  Roadhouse their home away from home while
  visiting the Black Hills. The Deadwood Roadhouse
  is open to those who want the same custom-crafted
  lodging experience.
• Comfortably sleeps any group between two custom
  private suites for a total of nine rooms. The
  Deadwood Roadhouse can scale to meet the needs of
  the most discerning retreats, receptions and
  get-togethers. Need to entertain your closest
  friends? We got that covered.
• Set at the base of Mt. Moriah, where Wild Bill
  Hickock and Calamity Jane are buried, the
  Deadwood Roadhouse is one block from Deadwood's
  gambling action, where the West is still wild at
  heart.

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Deadwood Overview

• Deadwood, South Dakota, is one of the Wests most
  famous cities. During the 1876 Gold Rush, the
  town sprang up from the banks of Whitewood Creek
  and exploded into a wild-and-wooly camp of
  prospectors, gamblers and fortune-seekers.
• The action in Deadwood drew the likes of Wild
  Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane. Wild Bills stay,
  however was short.  He was shot in the head while
  playing poker at the Saloon No. 10. He died
  holding two pair aces and eights, forever known
  as the Dead Mans Hand.
• Both Wild Bill and Calamity Jane are buried in
  Deadwoods Mount Moriah Cemetery.
• Those lawless early years later became fodder for
  Deadwood, the gritty and graphic HBO series.
  Todays Deadwood sports a different kind of
  excitement. In 1989 Deadwood became the first
  city outside of Nevada and Atlantic City to
  legalize gambling.
• Today Deadwoods historic Main Street is now
  famous for its nightlife -- blackjack, poker and
  slot machines as well as fine restaurants,
  museums and old-fashioned saloons. Kevin Costner,
  while filming Dances With Wolves, fell in love
  with Deadwood. He still owns the Midnight Star
  Casino on Main Street.

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Refuge from the road

• Bring Your Ride!
• The Deadwood Roadhouse is a bikers dream.
  Accommodations for motorcycles are as nice as the
  accommodations for guests. You can pull your bike
  into the spacious garage right inside the
  building. You can keep it safe, clean, dry and
  ready to ride.
• Motorcycling and the Black Hills are a perfect
  fit. From the Badlands Loop Scenic Byway and
  Custer State Park to Spearfish Canyon and the
  back road to Devils Tower National Monument, this
  region is renowned for its scenic rides and wide
  open spaces.
• Thats why half a million bikers gather in
  Sturgis every August. But a lot of bikers are
  discovering that cruising is even better at other
  times of the year. You have the road and the
  scenery -- more or less to yourself.

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