Lead (/ˈliːd/ LEED) is a city in Lawrence County, South Dakota, United States. The population was 3,124 at the 2010 census. Lead is located in western South Dakota, in the Black Hills near the Wyoming state line.
Restaurants in Lead
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Experience all the off-road trails in the black hiss on our 2019 Polaris RZR 1000s. We provide the industry's most popular off-road recreational vehicle, the Polaris RZR 1000, available in two-seat and four-seat versions.
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The Arts Center offers beautiful items for sale by area artists and the center also offers classes and special events periodically, such as the Lego competition for kids. I recently had a piece of glass replaced for a print that my husband loves. He was thrilled with the results. The quality of work is superb. I will be taking more pictures to the Arts Center for framing.
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We loved visiting this beautiful area while riding the hills in our ATV! A must-stop attraction in the Black Hills.
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We enjoyed an awe inspired sleigh ride with horses. Andy went above and beyond to accommodate our large group with 2 horse drawn sleighs and 8 horses. Complete with a fire and hot chocolate. We were blessed with a snowfall. One of our Best Christmas's!!
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Rent an UTV and explore the beautiful Black Hills ATV trails.
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BOUTIQUE FITNESS AND DANCE STUDIO In-person, online, and traveling personal trainer. Personally tailored adventure tours all around the Black Hills. Hiking, camping, mountain biking, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing.
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This 19th century jailhouse turned brewery specializes in creating craft Belgian beers. Come by and enjoy a round of darts, FREE nachos, special events, and of course, hand crafted beers!
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Perched at the edge of the Open Cut, we offer surface tours (summer only) and guided indoor tours! Come learn about Lead's (pronounced leed) history with the Homestake Mining Company, its present and its future as scientists search for dark matter, neutrinos and other secrets of the universe.
The best place to start is at the 3D structure/sculpture in the middle of the visitor's center. Hopefully you will find someone who can explain what you're looking at as there is a lot to digest about the mine and the lab. This is history and the future, all in one place! The Homestake Mining Company played an important role in the Black Hills and specifically in Lead. And if you have a family, definitely take the time to hit a "hole in one" into the Open Cut! It's fun and a priceless memory for all ages, even those who are just watching. The science taking place in the underground lab is mind-blowing.
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