Into the Wild – The Animals of Custer State Park Written by 2021 Tatanka Magazine June 21, 2021 Custer State Park is one of the few places in the world where you are able to see an abundance of wildlife in their natural habitat. Visitors may encounter a variety of wildlife throughout the park’s 71,000 acres, including along trails, in the campgrounds and beside the road. Wildlife Loop Road is particularly known for its common sightings of buffalo, pronghorn and prairie dogs, but keep an eye out for a white-tailed and mule deer, elk, bighorn sheep and a host of birds and smaller wildlife as well. For the best results, travel the loop during the early morning or later in the evening, when wildlife are most active. | Plan for the 101st Annual Gold Discovery Days Celebration July 16, 2024 National Trails Day Written by Darian Block May 31, 2024 BRIDGES OF CUSTER COUNTY March 27, 2024 Groundhog Day! Written by Andrea Spaans February 1, 2024 Plan for Vacation Day Written by National Day Calendar January 29, 2024 |