Pituresque Cozy Home Nestled in Black Hills - Central many site seeing spots

Beautiful and fully furnished with queen beds in all rooms, a big screen TV, cable, internet washer dryer and BBQ grill.
Whether there's one of you, or 6 in your group, there's plenty of space and room for you!

Relax and unwind in this beautiful, well maintained, family home in a great location. Just minutes by car to the Historic Downtown Deadwood, you can also get to Terry Peak Ski Resort in under 15 minutes. A peaceful 45 minute drive down 385 through the heart of the Black Hills will take you to Mount Rushmore and many more wonderful site seeing opportunities.

Easy access to Black Hills Trail System and Mickelson Bike Trail. Enjoy a property that anticipates your needs with all the character of a mountain house right in the City. Two dining areas and two living room areas guarantee room for everyone. Great fully equipped open kitchen with plenty of counter space for making an enjoyable meal. Two decks for relaxing and soaking in the scenery and wildlife while you BBQ.

Internet, WiFi, Cable, Wii System with games and DVD player. Three Private Bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths. Large flat screen TV for group viewing.

You will have access to the entire property, interior

Walking distance from hiking and biking and only minutes from skiing, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, atv trails. Plenty of off-street parking, great views.

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Quiet friendly neighborhood. Lead is a quaint small town with lots of charm. A rich mining history and outstanding outdoor activities describe the community that was first settled in 1876 during the Black Hills Gold Rush.

Tucked into the steep folds of the Black Hills of South Dakota, Lead is a place where you can escape from the world, an off-the-beaten path playground where one can enjoy the best outdoors fun… without the crowds! So if you are looking for adventure-filled year-round outdoor recreation, Lead might just be the perfect alternative you’ve been looking for.

The Black Hills Mining Museum and the Homestake Visitor Center are just two of the numerous attractions that must be visited when traveling to Lead. Hiking, mountain and road biking, trail running, hunting and fishing, automobile touring and sightseeing are among the summer activities in and around Lead. In the winter, downhill and cross-country skiing, snow-shoeing and snowmobiling are the outdoor activities of choice.

Lead is a small urban town with population of around 3,100.

Cars and motorcycles are good for the area, though the Deadwood Trolley will get you to a number of locations. Extensive biking system.