Crazy Horse Memorial
A mountain carving begun in 1948
Korczak Ziolkowski began carving the Crazy Horse Memorial in 1948, and the work continues. The site between Hill City and Custer also houses the Indian Museum of North America, and its mission centers on preserving the cultures and living heritage of Native American peoples. Drive time and distance are routing estimates from OSRM; allow extra for season, traffic and road work.
Highlights
- Mountain carving: Started by Korczak Ziolkowski in 1948 and still in progress.
- Indian Museum of North America: Part of the memorial campus, alongside a gift shop and restaurant.
Stops along the way
- 1880 Train depot, Hill City: Pass through Hill City on US 385.
- Crazy Horse Memorial: 12151 Avenue of the Chiefs.