Interstate 90 in South Dakota
Rapid City, South Dakota Area
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This area of South Dakota goes from the South Dakota / Wyoming State line to Exit 208. It is the western half of the state on Interstate-90 ß click on map for enlarged version
Interstate 90 continues west on our Sheridan, Wyoming Area Page
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Traveling Eastbound on Interstate-90 (Go from bottom up for westbound)
Milepost 0 South Dakota / Wyoming State Line
Milepost 1 Visitor Center / Rest Area
Exit 2 – McNenny State Fish Hatchery - No tourist facilities
Exit 10 – Belle Fourche / US Highway 85 north – food, camping, motels
Exit 12 – Spearfish – Hospital south of exit – fuel, food, motels, U-Haul
Exit 14 – Spearfish Canyon / US Highway 14A – many tourist facilities
Exit 17 – US Highway 85 to Deadwood – 10 mi south in Deadwood – Resort, food, motels, casino, camping
Exit 23 – Whitewood / Belle Fourche / SD-34 west – fuel, food, motel
Sturgis, South Dakota – has a population of over 6000 and an elevation of 3468 feet above sea level. Sturgis is located in the famous Black Hills. There is a map available at the Chamber of Commerce for a self guided tour of cavalry life and stagecoach trails
Chamber of Commerce, PO Box 504 Sturgis, SD 57785 phone 605-347-2556
Exit 30 – Sturgis / SD-34 east – fuel, food, camping, car wash, museum, camping
Exit 32 – Sturgis – HOSPITAL to north of exit – fuel, food, motels, camping
Exit 34 – Black Hills National Cemetary - No tourist facilities
Exit 37 – Pleasant Valley Road – camping
Exit 40 – Tilford – antiques
Milepost 42 – Rest Area eastbound and westbound w/RV dump
Exit 44 – Bethlehem Rd. - No tourist facilities
Exit 46 – Piedmont Road / Elk Creek Road – Food, resort, auto parts, Petrified Forest, camping
Exit 48 – Stagebarn Canyon Road – Food, RV camping, marine sales, Medical Care, car wash, and laundramat
Exit 51 – Black Hawk Road – camping
Exit 55 – Deadwood Avenue – fuel, food, motels, dogtrack
Rapid City, South Dakota – has a population of around 60,000 and an elevation of 3220 feet above sea level. Gold was discovered in the Black Hills in 1874 and Rapid City was formed two years later in 1876. Mt. Rushmore is located near here.
Rapid City Area Convention and Visitors Bureau
444 Mt. Rushmore Rd. PO Box 747, Rapid City, SD 57709
800-487-3223 www.rapidcitycvb.com
Exit 57 – Rapid City / Mt. Rushmore – fuel, food, motels
Exit 58 – Rapid City / Haines Ave. – fuel, food, HOSPITAL south of exit.
Exit 59 – Rapid City / La Crosse St. / City Center – many tourist facilities
Exit 60 – Rapid City / Mt. Rushmore / I-90 Business exits from left lane westbound –
– Hospital south of exit – food, motels
Exit 61 – Elk Vale Road / Visitor Center (Black Hills Visitor center)
– 24 hr. fuel, RV Center, Camping
Exit 66 – Box Elder / Ellsworth AF Base / SD Space & Air Museum
– fuel, car wash, food, Trading Post
Milepost 69 – parking eastbound and westbound
Exit 78 – New Underwood – motel, fuel, general store
Exit 84 – Road 497 - No tourist facilities
Exit 88 – Road 473 - No tourist facilities
Exit 90 – Owanka - No tourist facilities
Exit 99 – Wasta – fuel, food, motel, camping
Milepost 100 – Rest Area eastbound and westbound w/RV dump
Exit 101 – Road T-504 – Jansen Rd - No tourist facilities
Exit 107 – Cedar Butte Road - No tourist facilities
Wall, South Dakota – has a population of around 1000 and is the home of the famous Wall Drug Store and attraction. Wall is also the northern gateway to the Badlands National Park. The Wild West Historical Wax Museum is also located here.
Chamber of Commerce, 501 Main Street, PO Box 527, Wall, SD 57790 phone 888-852-9255 - www.wall-badlands.com/
Exit 109 – Wall – many facilities
Exit 110 – Wall – many facilities
Exit 112 – Philip / US Highway 14 east - No tourist facilities
Exit 116 - No tourist facilities
Exit 121 - No tourist facilities
Exit 127 - No tourist facilities
Milepost 129 (eastbound only) scenic outlook
Exit 131 – Badlands NP / SD-240 - No tourist facilities
- fuel, camping, lodging, in 10 mi.
Milepost 138 – sceneic outlook / restrooms westbound only
Exit 143 – Philip / SD-75 north – Hospital 15 mi. north in Philip - No tourist facilities
Kadoka, South Dakota – has a population of over 700 and an elevation of 2457 feet above sea level.
Kadoka Association, PO Box 529, Kadoka, SD 57543 phone 800-467-9217
Exit 150 – Kadoka / SD-73 south – fuel, lodging, camping.
Exit 152 – Kodaka / I-90 Business Loop – 24 hr. fuel, lodging, camping, Badlands Petrified Gardens
Exit 163 – Belvidere / SD-63 – fuel, food, lodging
Milepost 165 – Eastbound Rest Area
Milepost 167 – Westbound Rest Area
Exit 170 – Midland (14 mi. north)/ SD-63 – fuel, 1880’s town, RV & camping.
Exit 172 – Cedar Butte (20 mi. south) - No tourist facilities
Exit 177 – No tourist facilities
Exit 183 – Okaton – fuel, ghost town, antiques
Milepost 188 – parking area w/litter barrels both eastbound and westbound
Milepost 190 – Time Zone – Central / Mountain time change 1 hour
Murdo, South Dakota – has a population of over 600 and an elevation of 2325 feet above sea level. Murdo was one of the destinations of the Texas Cattle Trail. Cattle are still a part of the economy here. The world famous Pioneer Auto Museum and 1880 antique town are located here.
Murdo Chamber of Commerce Phone: 605-669-3333 www.murdosd.com
Exit 191 – Murdo – many facilities
Exit 192 – Murdo / US Highway 83 south – many facilities
Milepost 194 – parking eastbound and westbound
Exit 201 – Draper – fuel and food
Exit 208 - No tourist facilities
Interstate 90 Continues on our Sioux Falls South Dakota area page.
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