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Red Fern Trailhead

This recreation area is part of Lake Oahe

The Veterans Point Fishing Pier is fully accessible. A paved trail leads from the parking area to the pier.

Custer Peak Fire Lookout was built in 1911. In 1935 it was replaced with a cupola building, and by 1941 the Civilian Conservation Corps constructed th

The Sheridan South Picnic Area has 93 picnic sites. Restroom facilities are available.

The Deerfield Trail is a 23 mile trail connecting the Deerfield Reservoir to the Centennial Trail. Between the Dougherty and Silver City Trailheads, y

The visitor center is the best place to begin your visit to the park. Exhibits, films, and a bookstore allow visitors to explore the story of the Minu

This recreation area is part of Lake Oahe

This recreation area is part of Cold Brook Lake

This recreation area is part of Lewis and Clark Lake

A 3.2 mile trail to Crow Peak Summit, with a 0.5 mile spur trail to Beaver Ridge. Crow Peak is a dominant landmark because of its geological makeup. B

Access the Shanks Trailhead from Rapid City. Travel Highway 44 west for 5 miles, turn North (right) onto Forest Road 603. Travel 0.5 miles, trailhead

South Boxelder Trailhead (also known as Blue Draw) provides both motorized and non-motorized access to the Centennial Trail, a National Recreation Tra

A picnic area near the Blacktail Trailhead features a rainbow trout fishing area.

Coal Ridge Trailhead. This trailhead is used primarily for motorized vehicles.

Riders and hikers often use the Willow Creek Trail to access Mount Rushmore National Memorial. It descends west to east, with one creek crossing.

The Trailshead Snowmobile Trailhead is the epicenter of snowmobiling in the Black Hills. There are nearly ten trails to choose from within a few miles

The Beaver Creek Ski Trail system consists of six trails with a total distance of 12.9 miles. The six trails are the Porcupine Trail, Dry Beaver Trail

From Hill City, travel west on Deerfield Road for 5 miles. Turn north (right) onto Mystic Road, and travel for 5.5 miles. This trailhead serves both t

The Camp 5 Motorized Trailhead is the most popular gateway to over 10 miles of rock-crawling, 4x4, and OHV routes in the Deadwood area. Many of these

Riley Hill Trailhead offers extensive access to a wide variety of trails from just south of Roubaix Lake Recreation Area to north of Pactola Reservoir

From Rapid City, travel west on Highway 44 for about 15 miles. Turn north (right) onto Highway 385 and travel for 1.4 miles, then turn west (left) ont

The rugged Grizzly Bear Creek Trail(Trail #7) climbs sharply for a 1,500' elevation gain through the most remote areas of the Black Elk Wilderness. It

One of two National Recreation Trails in the Black Hills, the Palmer Creek Trail (Lost Cabin #2), starts with a steep climb to the Wilderness boundary