Trails to trek, sights to see george s. mickelson trail Bike the trails along a 109-mile crushed limestone pathway connecting Deadwood to Edgemont. A historic railway line, the George S. Mickelson Trail winds through the Black Hills with more than 100 converted railroad bridges and four rock tunnels. This non-motorized trail encourages everyone of all skill levels to walk, bike, run, or horseback ride along the path. So that the natural beauty can be enjoyed by all, those with physical limitations can reserve a spot during Trolley on the Trail events. Hiking The vast trails of Western South Dakota provide walking, hiking, and backpacking adventures for all. Whether you’re looking for a short, yet scenic loop or a multi-day hike, you will find awe-inspiring destinations. biking Pedal through the region along designated gravel trails, wide-shouldered highways, urban bike paths, and rugged mountain biking trails. Check out regional bike rental companies to cruise the trails. Find trails and tips at BlackHillsBadlands.com/Biking Discover your next trail at BlackHillsBadlands.com/Hiking centennial trail The Centennial Trail, a 111-mile trail created to celebrate the 100 th anniversary of South Dakota’s statehood, offers miles of scenic mountainous and prairie views. The trail begins at Bear Butte State Park; trekkers will travel through Fort Meade Recreation Area, Black Hills National Forest, and Custer State Park, before ending in Wind Cave National Park. Black Hills National Forest Mountain Biking BlackHillsBadlands.com // 53 BLACK HILLS & BADLANDS REGION TRAVERSE THE TERRAIN
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