Ka'ili H.
11/25/2025
Crazy Horse Memorial is a must if you're traveling around South Dakota. There is so much history in this area and what better place to learn than here. Native American History is vast and when...
Crazy Horse Memorial
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12151 Avenue of the Chiefs
Crazy Horse, SD 57730
The Crazy Horse Memorial in Crazy Horse, SD, is a unique 501(c)(3) educational and humanitarian project. It is dedicated to protecting and preserving the cultures, traditions, and living heritage of the North American Indians. The Memorial prominently features the colossal Mountain Carving of Lakota hero Crazy Horse, which is the most recognizable aspect of the project. In addition to the Mountain Carving, the Memorial offers visitors the chance to explore The Indian Museum of North America® and The Indian University of North America®. These elements enrich the overall experience by providing a deeper understanding of Native American history and culture. The Memorial serves as a tribute to all Indigenous people of North America, emphasizing themes of reconciliation, diversity appreciation, unity, and the intrinsic values of Native American culture.
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Dan R.
10/29/2025
"Shine on, you crazy diamond" (Pink Floyd) Q: With no government funding, how long does it take to carve a mountain into a statue of an Indian leader on his horse? A: Probably 100 years or...
Dar R.
10/19/2025
Great experience at the Crazy Horse Memorial! $12 per person to get in and then $5 per person if you choose to take the bus ride - so $34 for my husband and I to have an amazing afternoon of...
Megan K.
10/9/2025
This was a happy little accident and I'm so glad I made a split second decision to go off course from my plan. I was on my way to Mount Rushmore and saw the entrance and pulled over into the...
Nick A.
9/28/2025
This is a great monument to visit that is still in progress. Make sure to first watch the short documentary on the history of the memorial in the welcome center/museum theater for background....
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