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A brick street and storefronts on the canyon floor, with a wooded hillside rising behind them

Itineraries

Build your own trip, or borrow one of ours.

Build my trip

Tell us about your group and we'll draft a day-by-day plan from the places in this guide. Hours change, so check each stop before you go.

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Ready-made plans

Hours and seasons change, and some places close for winter, so check each stop before you go. Downtown is compact: park once and get around on foot or by trolley.

One day in Deadwood

The essentials, all close together downtown except the cemetery.

Morning

Midday

Afternoon

Evening

A second day

Add these if you are staying the weekend, then head into the Hills.

Morning

  • Broken Boot Gold Mine

    Go underground in a former gold mine. Summer only.

    Open daily from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day.

  • Days of '76 Museum

    More than 50 historic wagons, carriages, and buggies.

Afternoon

  • Historic Adams House

    How Deadwood’s wealthy families lived.

    Christmas open-house tours run on set dates from late November through December.

  • Tatanka: Story of the Bison

    Bison bronzes and a Lakota encampment.

    Seasonal. The 2026 season closed October 22; check its site for the next opening.

With kids

Hands-on stops. Casino floors are for adults, so plan around them.

Stops

A day outside

Fresh air, with no need to leave the area.

Stops

Want to go further? See road trips from Deadwood, or the event calendar for what is on during your stay.