Needles Highway

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Needles Highway is a famously scenic, winding mountain road in South Dakota known for its granite spires, narrow tunnels, and dramatic views through the Black Hills.

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Surface form Occurrences
Iron Mountain Road 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain road
scenic highway
constructionCompleted 1920s
designedBy Peter Norbeck NERFINISHED
hasDrivingChallenge low tunnel clearances
narrow roadway
hasFeature granite rock formations
one-lane tunnels
overlooks
sharp hairpin turns
steep grades
hasRoadType two-lane road
hasSeasonalRestriction often closed in winter due to snow and ice
hasTouristAttraction Cathedral Spires NERFINISHED
Hood Tunnel NERFINISHED
Iron Creek Tunnel NERFINISHED
Needles Eye NERFINISHED
Needles Eye Tunnel NERFINISHED
hasViewOf forested mountain slopes
granite pinnacles
rocky outcrops
knownFor granite spires
narrow tunnels
scenic views
winding mountain curves
locatedIn Black Hills NERFINISHED
Custer State Park NERFINISHED
South Dakota NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States
maintainedBy South Dakota Department of Transportation NERFINISHED
namedAfter granite needles formations
near Crazy Horse Memorial NERFINISHED
Mount Rushmore National Memorial NERFINISHED
Sylvan Lake NERFINISHED
partOf Peter Norbeck Scenic Byway NERFINISHED
South Dakota Highway 87 NERFINISHED
passesThrough Black Hills National Forest vicinity
granite needle formations
popularWith motorcyclists
photographers
sightseers
scenicRegion Black Hills of South Dakota NERFINISHED
usedFor automobile travel
motorcycle touring
sightseeing
tourism

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Black Hills hasScenicRoad Needles Highway
Black Hills hasScenicRoad Needles Highway
this entity surface form: Iron Mountain Road
Custer State Park hasRoad Needles Highway