At 5,321 feet, Cheyenne Crossing feels as though it sits at the top of the world. It’s located west of Lead, at the south entrance of the Spearfish Canyon National Scenic Byway. Stop in for a meal, or to stay overnight.
Cheyenne Crossing was established in 1878, and has a rich history as a stagecoach stop until 1885. Today, it’s a welcome stop for travelers along the CanAm Highway. It’s surrounded by some of the most spectacular scenery in the state.
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The General Store offers everything from sodas and snacks to handmade gifts and mementos.
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The Stage Stop Cafe is the perfect place for hungry travelers to stop for breakfast, lunch or dinner. During winter months, it’s open Thursday through Sunday from 7:30 AM to 8 PM.
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Sip hot cocoa from a large mug while the snow falls outside.
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Breakfasts here offer hearty, stick-to-your-ribs fare.
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When it’s snowing out, you’ll want some delicious comfort food, and you’ll definitely find it at the cafe.
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From chicken fried steak to pot roast, you’re certain to find something to warm yourself from the inside out.
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The desserts are homemade, and absolutely divine.
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Stay overnight in a cozy, wood-paneled room. The soft, comfy bed is stacked with quilts to keep you snuggly and warm even on the coldest winter night.
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You can even stay in a suite with a sitting room, kitchenette and separate bedroom.
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Make plans to visit this charming lodge this winter; it’s open year-round.
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You’ll find Cheyenne Crossing at 21415 US Highway 14A, Lead.
If you’re looking for another spot to stay this winter, take a look at this majestic South Dakota lodge.
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