Needles, Mountain range in South Dakota
The Needles of the Black Hills of South Dakota are a region of eroded granite pillars, towers, and spires.
These formations were initially discovered by European Americans during the 1883 Custer Expedition.
The area is popular among rock climbing enthusiasts due to its unique geological formations.
Needles Highway, a scenic byway, provides access to these formations.
The 'Needle's Eye', a natural rock formation, is one of the most distinctive features.
Location: South Dakota
Elevation above the sea: 2,121 m
Material: metamorphic rock
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Black Hills Playhouse is an iconic summer stock theatre.
Keystone Wye is a stunning example of bridge engineering.
Rushmore Cave is an intricate cavern system located near Keystone, South Dakota.
The Stratobowl is a deep natural depression in the Black Hills of South Dakota.
