Castle Rock Ride is located in the Black Hills of South Dakota. The trail travels on Forest Service Roads that are popular for hunters. There are some historic Beryllium mines, and other things to see along the way. A spark arresting exhaust silencer or end cap is required as well as a Black Hills National Forest Trail Permit.

Railroad Buttes offer a variety of terrain to explore, including hill climbs, singletrack trails, motocross tracks on hard-packed and smooth dirt. The staging area is large with plenty of room for RVs, and trailers. Camping is allowed and free but be aware there is no shade or amenities. A spark arresting exhaust silencer or end cap is required.

Black Hills National Forest is a premier offroad destination. The place is huge and has endless trails to explore. This route begins at the Pine Grove Trailhead and follows winding trails that are seldomly traveled. Some places to visit are Big Battle Creek Falls, Black Elk Peak, Hippy Hole, and Foster’s Well. A spark arresting exhaust silencer or end cap is required as well as a Black Hills National Forest Trail Permit.

Black Hills National Forest is a premier offroad destination. The place is huge and has endless trails to explore. This ride begins at the Trailhead Lodge Loading area. Some of the places you can visit are the RIfle Pit Cabin, Hardy Guard Station, Hanna National Forest Campground, and other campgrounds. A spark arresting exhaust silencer or end cap is required as well as a Black Hills National Forest Trail Permit. This ride crosses the border so a Wyoming ORV permit is also required for all enrolled roads, routes, and 50″ or less trails designated for ORV use.

Beaver Park 62 Ride begins at the Piedmont Trailhead. Use Bethlehem Road and head West. You will follow along Forest Service roads and drive through creeks, and canyons. Some of the points of interest are Black Hill National Cemetery, cave Man, Custer Camp, Elk Creek, Fort Meade Ghost Town, and more. A spark arresting exhaust silencer or end cap is required as well as a Black Hills National Forest Trail Permit.

This route begins at the Tigerville Trailhead, which is popular because of the many trails you can access going south, north, and west. There is rich mining history, old cabins, and great scenery. The roads are basic Forest Service Roads that are easy to follow. A spark arresting exhaust silencer or end cap is required as well as a Black Hills National Forest Trail Permit.

Oahe Downstream OHV Area is a large off-road park with trails that are open to UTVs, ATVs, and dirt bikes. You won’t find any designated trails but the boundary is marked. There is plenty of room for exploring and the terrain is hilly grasslands. There is no fee to ride but overnight parking/camping is not allowed. Campgrounds are close but there is no direct access.

Revheim Bay OHV Area is an offroad park with small and narrow trails that twist and wind through tall prairie grass and trees. The staging area has a vault toilet and room for trailer parking but camping is prohibited. The maximum width for vehicles is 50 inches.

Black Hills National Forest is a premier offroad destination. The place is huge and has endless trails to explore. This ride begins at the Hawkright Trailhead and rides to the Bluebird Trailhead. The trail is a well-maintained dirt road that travels through forested terrain. A spark arresting exhaust silencer or end cap is required as well as a Black Hills National Forest Trail Permit.

This route takes you into the heart of the Jasper fire from 2000. You will explore a variety of trails through draws, and then on the ridgeline. Some things you’ll pass by are the Agate Beds, Jasper Cave, and more. A spark arresting exhaust silencer or end cap is required as well as a Black Hills National Forest Trail Permit.