Deadwood Wild West Self Guided Smart Phone App Walking Tour
Deadwood, US
46% of travellers recommend this
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Self-guided audio tour
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Duration 1-1.25 hours
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Location-aware audio playback
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Download app before arrival
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Explore historic Wild West sites
Discover Deadwood's Wild West history at your own pace with a self-guided smartphone audio tour filled with captivating stories and legends.
Featured Reviews
Included
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Walking tour of deadwood on the walkntours app -
See the old chinatown, the badlands, main street, adams house museum, mt. moriah cemetery, and more
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See the historic wild west sites in deadwood and hear the stories of people that lived there
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The tour never expires - after the in-person tour, unlock a virtual tour you can listen to anytime
Excluded
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No human in-person guide - this tour is self guided and navigated by the app -
No entrance tickets, this is all outside
Discover Deadwood's Wild West history at your own pace with a self-guided smartphone audio tour filled with captivating stories and legends.
Highlights
- Best deal in town
- Pro narration and music to set the outlaw tone
- Go at your own pace and schedule
- Great story telling
- Location aware, plays the stories when you get there
Meeting Point
The tour starts in old Chinatown, the area known as the badlands, which today is the area Mr. Wu's occupies. Here you'll learn about the badlands, and the outlaws that once roamed here.
560 Main St, Deadwood, SD 57732 , United States
End Point
Our last stop is a unique Wild Bill statue carved by Korczak Ziolkowski, the artist that created the Crazy horse memorial.
Deadwood St, Deadwood, SD 57732 , United States
What to expect
Wild Bill Bar
This is the spot where Wild Bill was shot. Here you'll hear the story of how he was killed and how he ended up in Deadwood.
5 minutes
Historic Bullock Hotel
We will stop outside of the front of the Bullock Hotel, the oldest standing in Deadwood, and hear the story of Seth Bullock and how he tamed this outlaw town.
Saloon No. 10
This is the brand of the saloon where Wild Bill was shot, and while it's not the original location, it's authentic and has the chair he was sitting in. You'll hear the stories of the outlaws that passed through deadwood.
Adams Museum
The tour stops outside of the Adams museum and you'll learn the history of how it came to be and it's founder. It's one of the best museums in town, and it's free, with a suggested donation.
5 minutes
Mineral Palace Hotel & Gaming
This was once the spot of the notorious Gem Theater, and you'll learn about all the bad things that went down here.
City of Deadwood
The tour stops by city hall and you'll hear the story of how Jack McCall got off from shooting Wild Bill, and the story of how Two Sticks was hung, and the Lakota Native People that once lived here.
Adams House
We will stop outside the Adams house and hear about the founder of the Franklin hotel, and see the "most beautiful house this side the Mississippi".
Mount Moriah Cemetery
The final resting place of many a wild west outlaw including Wild Bill, Calamity Jane, Seth Bullock and many more. You'll hear their story, learn about Jane, and if you want you'll have the option to enter the Cemetery and see their graves.
Statue of Wild Bill Hickok
Our final stop is at the statue of Wild Bill. On the tour you'll learn his life story and see historic pictures of him in the 1800's.
5 minutes
The experience can be subject to change due to bad weather or unforseen circumstances. We always endeavour to give you the best possible experience.
Additional Information
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Service animals allowed -
Public transportation options are available nearby
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Suitable for all physical fitness levels
What our experts say
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Download the app before visiting. -
Start at 560 Main St. in Chinatown.
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Visit Adams Museum for free insights.
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Check out the Wild Bill statue at end.
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Great dining nearby at Mr. Wu's.
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