A Mountain Oasis: recap of our nestled beauties
Hidden gems liter Northern Hills ‘backyard’
A walk in the woods on a misty day, a hike to a peak in the warm sunshine, a climb up a 5.11 in the canyon on a cool fall afternoon. How about a muddy back trail for a crisp afternoon dirt ride, or a cast into one the many serene lakes or rivers? These are just a few of the reasons we love and adore sharing our beautiful Black Hills with the rest of the world.
CS Consulting Services offers properties within a short distance to any and ALL classic must-sees as well as private, local favorite spots many may have never heard of.
Casa Dakota is located in Lead and just steps from the newly designed Historic Homestake Trail which officially starts at the Lead Dog Park and ends meeting up with the Historic Michelson Trail in Deadwood, SD behind the Dental and Eyecare clinic.
All listings in the Lead area are a short 10-minute drive to the beautiful Spearfish Canyon, where you can find yourself getting lost on a trail, facing gears on one of the hundreds of famous climbing routes or just going for a peaceful weekend motorcycle cruise after breakfast at the beloved Cheyenne Crossing.
The Hills Hütte on Terry Peak forces rest and relaxation with its modern spin on simplicity. A two-minute drive to the slopes in the winter prove this to be a destination for every downhill adrenaline junkie. When the temperatures warm, you can hit the trails with direct access from the front door on any dirt machine! The cozy feels throughout matched with a spacious layout- it is sure to please any traveler at any time of year.
Terry Peak Lodge is located directly across the street from the Terry Peak Ski Resort Main lodge making our property a destination for wedding parties! With a heated pool, dry sauna and hot tubs coming in the spring, we offer an element of relaxation for any age. This lodge offers the closest stay for ski and snowboard enthusiasts who frequent our area multiple times a year.
Red Door on Summit offers an eclectic city vibe to a quaint rustic community. This open layout, historic build, extra amenities like hot tub, fire pit and large outdoor deck and dining, transport you to a different world. Enjoy your time in this high-class space after you roam around the town checking out art stores and breweries.
The Bear Butte Bungalow provides a unique experience for the Black Hills traveler as it is located in the heart of Historic Sturgis. With plenty of space to haul or ride in the hogs, you’ll never have a bad day of riding when you stay with us. Don’t forget to book a weekend to ride the dirt as many up-and-coming motocross tracks are being developed for practice and racing. Within a 10-minute drive to the Centennial Trail trailhead, museums all over town and a warm, spiritual lake, the best of Sturgis is all at your fingertips. This bright and airy property adds a Zen end to any day with luxurious king beds and coupons for nights out.
Sacred Mountain Retreat Center located outside of Lead-Deadwood off Highway 385 provides a quiet and peaceful experience for large groups to come together for any occasion. Mainly used for retreats held for Veterans and first responders, we have opened the doors to this majestic lodge for others to enjoy such as yoga/health and wellness retreats, boy scouting/church retreats, weddings, family reunions, and group events. This area is friendly to horses, dirt bikes, 4-wheelers, hikers, snowmobilers and other woods related activities. Join us for our Winter Gala February 12th to learn more about what the retreat center offers and other ways to get involved.
The array of what makes us fall in love with South Dakota crosses east to west, but what every nook and cranny of this great state is everyone’s love of freedom, love for those who fight/fought for it, and the love for the land which cannot be duplicated. Join us for a jaw dropping, mind clearing, soul soothing weekend in the heart of the beautiful Black Hills.
As this little mountain town begins to boom on many levels, please check back for more updates on recommendations for activities, food, drink and entertainment!
Main photo credit: Jesse Brown Nelson Photography