星が明るく、空気が新鮮な孤独の端に

Owner Lori Lieberman I am a Rapid City, SD native. My mother and her family are from the area and lived on the edge of the Badlands. Back in the mid-'90s, I purchased the land the cabin sits on and the surrounding 3,000+ acres from the ranchers who had the property in their families for over 100 years. We put almost all the land into two conservation wildlife developments with a very limited number of home sites and strong covenants to protect the land and property owners' privacy and views. I built the cabin in 1996 and for many years used it as my personal cabin. I now live in Minneapolis and get back to the Black Hills about three times a year, mainly to do garden and maintenance projects! This portion of Red Canyon is dramatic and wild with 200+ vertical red rock cliffs and a canyon floor inaccessible to vehicles. The canyon is pristine. Very few people have ever had access to it. No one has plowed or even lived here except for the Native Americans who set up their teepees at the bottom. (Teepee rings sometimes appear in the Spring grass on the canyon bottom directly below the cabin.) I love the Black Hills, and Red Canyon, and am blessed to be able to share them with guests who stay with us.

The cabin sits on 110 private acres. It is located on the rim of Red Canyon, South Dakota's most historic canyon with unparalleled views, privacy, and diverse wildlife ranging from elk to pronghorn to mountain lions.

The cabin sits on the edge of a canyon cliff on a promontory providing views of the bottom below, the canyon to the east, south, and west, and the cliffs on the south side of the canyon. All renters say the pictures do not do it justice. Light pollution is virtually non-existent. One of the best places on the planet to see the milky way.