A Sacred Site in the Black Hills
Located in the Black Hills of South Dakota, the Crazy Horse Memorial is a towering monument to Native American resilience. Visitors explore an evolving sculpture, take part in iconic hikes, and delve into Native history through world-class exhibitions.
A Monument Still in the Making
As the world’s largest mountain sculpture in progress, Crazy Horse Memorial honors a revered Lakota leader and represents a broader mission—preserving Indigenous culture through education and public engagement.
Explore the Indian Museum of North America®
The Indian Museum of North America houses one of the most comprehensive collections of Native American artifacts and artwork. It offers guests an authentic and respectful view into the life, struggles, and strength of countless tribes.
Experience the Volksmarch: Twice-Yearly Community Trek
The Crazy Horse Volksmarch happens only twice a year, allowing hikers to walk directly up to the monument's Arm. It’s more than a hike—it’s a rare cultural journey.
Go Beyond the Trail: The "Trip to the Arm"
For $100 per person (reservation required), the "Trip to the Arm" offers one of the most exclusive views of the memorial. Walk the mountain and witness the craftsmanship up close.
The Short Film: Bringing Vision to Life
Visitors can enjoy a short film that dives into the creation, purpose, and continued vision behind the memorial. Start your journey by learning more about the visitor experience.
A South Dakota Must-Visit
Crazy Horse Memorial blends history, nature, and culture into one unforgettable experience. From its evolving sculpture to the museum, Volksmarch, and Trip to the Arm, each feature offers a new perspective.
A Living Tribute
This site is more than stone—it's a living tribute to a people and their enduring legacy. Every visit supports the mission to educate and inspire.
FAQs:
1. When is the Crazy Horse Volksmarch held?
Twice annually—in June and late September. Visit the event calendar for exact dates.
2. How can I access the "Trip to the Arm" experience?
You must make a reservation. The cost is $100 per person. More info here.
3. What can I expect at the Indian Museum of North America?
A rich collection of Native American artifacts, art, and cultural exhibits. Details here.
4. Is the short film included in the admission price?
Yes, it’s part of the visitor experience.
5. Where is Crazy Horse located?
In the Black Hills region of South Dakota, near Custer. Get directions.
Support the Vision:
If you're inspired to help continue the work, you can contribute via the donation and support page.
