• Rushmore Cave
• The Keystone Schoolhouse Museum
• Big Thunder Gold Mine

Tickets go on sale on Sept. 9th at HauntingOfKeystone.com
Grab your friends and your courage as you head to Keystone, SD for a Halloween experience like no other!
Under the cover of darkness, you’ll experience 3 terrifying haunted attractions!
Tickets are limited and will likely sell out. (Not recommended for children under 12.)
If you dare, take in the rare opportunity for night rides on the Mountain Coaster, Zip Ride and Gunslinger 7D Theater. The tickets for Night Rides are separate from The Haunting of Keystone tickets. Rides open at 6pm and close at 10pm on Fridays & Saturdays and at 8pm on Sundays through October 26th. (No Night rides on Oct 30 & 31)
Rushmore Cave is 1 of the 3 destinations that makes up the Haunting of Keystone. The other 2 are located at Big Thunder Gold Mine and the Keystone Schoolhouse Museum. Ticket bundles include all 3 haunts.
Can you imagine…..night rides???!!! The dark and scary mountain coaster, screaming “evil” zipline and Gunslinger 7D interactive ride (showing Carnival, Werewolves and Zombies) will all be operating under the cover of darkness, for a whole new experience! Tickets for these rides are separate from the Haunting of Keystone.
This is a rare opportunity for night rides. You can purchase all three rides (Coaster/Zipline/Gunslinger) for a bundled price or purchase individual ride tickets as well at the Rush Mountain Adventure Park ticket counter or click the button to purchase on the webstore.
Please note that the night ride tickets begin at 6pm, but close 1 hour prior to the end of the Haunting of Keystone’s hours each night (through October 26). (You are not able to take the night rides before opening time.)
13622 Hwy 40
Keystone, SD 57751
NOTE: Location is on South Dakota Highway 40 between Keystone & Hermosa (About 5 miles East of Keystone, SD)
The haunt is generally the last 3 or 4 weekends in October. The event runs on Friday and Saturday nights from 6-11pm and on Sunday nights from 6-9pm (Oct 9-31, 2026).
Dress for the weather. The attractions at Rush Mountain are outside and move at a pretty quick rate of speed. Dress accordingly; layers are good. We recommend a hat and gloves if it is cold. Please also wear closed-toe and closed-heel non-slip shoes or boots.
The attractions at Rush Mountain Adventure Park are built on the side of a hill/mountain. There are several steep inclines and many sets of stairs in order to get from one attraction to the next. Inside the Rushmore Cave haunt, you will not go through the entire cave, but there will be places with tight spaces, uneven ground, stooping for low ceiling, and some stairs.
General safety precautions:
YES! Scaring others can be soooo fun!! Click here to sign up!