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Call 605-574-2222. RIDE THE 1880 TRAIN. Welcome to the Black Hills Central Railroad 1880 Train! We are located in Hill City and Keystone, South Dakota, the heart of the beautiful Black Hills. If you have any questions, please email us. Buy Tickets.
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Deadwood-Keystone: 47 Miles: Spearfish-Hill City: 59 Miles:...
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The two-hour, narrated 20-mile round trip between Keystone and Hill City gives passengers an authentic steam locomotive experience, breathtaking views of the Black Elk Wilderness and Black Hills National Forest. Contact us at (605) 574-2222.
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An 1880 Train ride is a two-hour, narrated 20-mile round trip between Hill City and Keystone South Dakota in the beautiful Black Hills. Join us for a relaxing, slow-pace ride while enjoying vistas of Black Elk Peak, mining encampments, and the original rail connection between Hill City and Keystone laid down in the late 1880s.
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Nov 6, 2023 · The 1880 Train is an authentically restored steam engine train, transporting you back in time as you travel from the charming town of Hill City, South Dakota, to the old mining town of Keystone, home of Mount Rushmore. This is the oldest continuously operating tour railroad in the nation and operates five steam engines, two diesel engines, and ...
It is a two-hour, narrated 20-mile round trip between Hill City and Keystone. Passengers view vistas of Harney Peak, mining encampments and participate in good old-fashioned fun. Trains follow the original route of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad laid down in the late 1880s to service the mines and mills between Hill City and Keystone.
