Sturgis Motorcycle Museum & Hall of Fame
Under $25Main Street museum tracing motorcycle history with nearly 100 bikes dating back to 1907.

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Walk the parade grounds of an 1878 cavalry post near Sturgis, visit its museum and post cemetery, then hike or camp on the Centennial Trail in the hills beyond.
Fort Meade, just east of Sturgis, SD · Sturgis, SD
Fort Meade was an Army post from 1878 to 1944, built to guard the Black Hills gold fields; the 7th Cavalry served here after the Little Bighorn, as did Buffalo Soldiers of the 25th Infantry. The old post is a National Historic District with the Old Fort Meade Museum and the post cemetery, and a VA hospital still uses many buildings. Around it, the BLM's 6,700-acre Fort Meade Recreation Area has an 11-mile stretch of the Centennial Trail, a 50-acre reservoir stocked with rainbow trout, a 4.5-mile gravel back country byway and two fee campgrounds at Alkali Creek. Bear Butte State Park is next door.
The closest stops to Fort Meade, ordered by straight-line distance. A few more like it, plus some different kinds of fun so you can build a full day.
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Sturgis, South Dakota's visitor bureau for trip planning around the Black Hills and the annual motorcycle rally.
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A Sturgis museum of rare Saab automobiles and General Motors heritage cars spanning 1950 to 2011.
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