Biking
There are hundreds of miles of trails and roads accessible by bike on the Black Hills National Forest. Roads that wind through the forest are ideal for cycling and trails take riders on an exploratory journey. Always wear your helmet and gloves, and for safety, ride with a buddy. Carry basic tools—wrenches, screwdriver, chain breaker, pump, patch kit and spare tube. Note: Bikes are not permitted within the Black Elk Wilderness area.
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Big Hill Trailhead
(Trail #72)Big Hill Ski Area is comprised of six stacked-loop trails that provide expansive opportunities for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing for a total distance of 13.6 miles. During the…
Big Pine Trailhead (Centennial #89)
Big Pine Trailhead near Mount Rushmore offers parking for horse trailers and access to the scenic Centennial Trail.
Bratwurst Trailhead (Trail #68)
Bratwurst Trailhead is one of two facilities accessing the non-motorized Eagle Cliff Trails.
Brush Creek Trailhead
Brush Creek Trailhead accesses a section of the Centennial Trail 89 popular for hiking and mountain biking.
Buzzards Roost Trailhead
Buzzards Roost is located approximately five miles west of Rapid City, SD and offers user friendly non-motorized trails varying in difficulty. Mountain bikers, hikers and trail runners experience…
Calumet Trailhead
Calumet Trailhead is located on the south side of Sheridan Lake (at the south boat launch). Access is through the Sheridan Lake Campground. This also provides access to the Flume Trail (#50).
Carson Draw Trail System Trailhead (Trail #87)
Just outside Sundance, Wyoming, the Carson Draw Trail System offers year-round, non-motorized trails for outdoor enthusiasts.From spring through fall, hikers, mountain bikers, and horseback riders…
Centennial Trailheads (Trail #89) - Central Hills
Discover South Dakota’s 111-mile Centennial Trail, offering hiking, biking, and horseback riding through the scenic Black Hills.
Centennial Trailheads (Trail #89) - Northern Hills
Explore the northern section of the Centennial Trail, a 37-mile route winding through the beautiful Black Hills. This portion of the trail is open to hiking, backpacking, horseback riding, and…
Centennial Trailheads (Trail #89) - Southern Hills
Explore 38 miles of the Centennial Trail in the southern Black Hills. Multiple trailheads, hiking, backpacking, and some biking and horseback riding.