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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

Winter Sports Biking Horse Riding and Camping Hiking
(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)

Biking Hiking
Big Pine Trailhead is located about 3 miles west of Mount Rushmore National Memorial on the north side of HWY-244 and about ¼ mile northwest of Horsethief Lake. Big Pine is part of the 111-mile…

Brush Creek Trailhead

Hiking Horse Riding and Camping Biking
From Rapid City, travel about 15 miles west on Highway 44.  Turn south (left) onto Highway 385 and continue over Pactola Dam for 4.3 miles.  Turn east (left) onto Victoria Lake Road and drive for…

Buzzards Roost Trailhead

Biking Hiking
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

Hiking Biking Horse Riding and Camping
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)

Hiking Biking Winter Sports Horse Riding and Camping
Off the Beaten PathThe Carson Draw Trail System, just outside of Sundance, WY, is a four-season, non-motorized system of trails that wind through Carson Draw. From spring to fall, the trails are busy…

Last updated February 24th, 2025