The Wildwest Town of Nemo, South Dakota is like no other. Originally built as a sawmill town by the Hearst Family, Nemo served the largest Gold Mine in the Western Hemisphere, the Homestead Mine. Many original buildings exist today, keeping the charm intact. We'll visit the Mercantile, Restaurant, School and Church of Nemo.

This winding road takes us through some of the most beautiful scenery in the Northern Black Hills. Along the way we'll stop and have a picnic lunch.

My favorite of all the waterfalls is just down a trail near Roughlock. The water makes its voice heard before revealing its beauty.

We'll trek about a mile down a boardwalk to the crystal clear falls. Wildflowers and birds chirp along the way while the anticipation builds to see the famous waterfall.

One of the tallest and most beautiful, Bridal Veil Falls catches the eye and lures the traveler in. We'll stop here to see its magical mist flowing over the canyon walls.

The Aladdin Trading Post is a historic landmark located in northeastern Wyoming. The post was established in 1896 and has been in continuous operation ever since, making it one of the oldest operating businesses in the state. The trading post offers visitors a glimpse into the history of the area, with a variety of antique and vintage items for sale.

Here, we'll stop for a bite to eat. There are several restaurants in this quaint town. We'll be happy to choose one for you or try whatever catches your eye. Lunch is on your own, and we'll set a meeting time and location.

First things first! We'll head directly to Devil's Tower, also known as Bear Lodge. Here we'll hike around the tower and have moments to see the spectacular views from the trail of not only the tower but the valley surrounding it.