Riding Out of Lead
Planning an ATV or UTV ride from Lead explains legal routes, permits, maps, seasonal closures, and trailer parking in the Black Hills.
Planning an ATV or UTV ride from Lead explains legal routes, permits, maps, seasonal closures, and trailer parking in the Black Hills.
Spearfish Canyon ATV routes and legal riding rules explained using Motor Vehicle Use Maps, vehicle limits, and local trail conditions.
Mount Rushmore riding plans require separating the memorial visit from trailering to authorized Black Hills routes.
Custer State Park entry grants road access for eligible vehicles but excludes off-road riding, trail permits, and grassland use.
Black Hills forest road rides explain how to check motorized vehicle rules, maps, closures, and permits between towns.
Black Hills National Forest motorized routes provide legal ATV and UTV access near Sturgis instead of Fort Meade.
The Seventh Cavalry Trail near Sturgis bans motorized vehicles to protect hikers, prevent erosion, and avoid trail conflicts.
Fort Meade ATV and UTV trail access rules explain how to avoid closed non-motorized routes near Sturgis and the Black Hills.
Snowmobile access from Deadwood to Dumont on the Mickelson Trail requires checking winter conditions and route rules.
George S. Mickelson Trail day passes apply per individual trail user age twelve or older and exclude motorized ATVs.