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BLACK HILLS TRAILS SYSTEM SITE LOCATION FACILITIES Black Hills Inn Trail #7; 1.5 Mi TRAIL DIRECTORY ON-TRAIL BUSINESSES BLACK HILLS TRAILS SYSTEM SITE LOCATION FACILITIES Black Hills Inn Trail #7; 1.5 mi. S of Indoor pool and 350 MILES | FOR SNOWMOBILE USE ONLY & Suites Deadwood Main St. on Hwy 385. hot tub Continental Breakfast 888.886.6835 | blackhillsinn.com Open Daily Black Hills Trail #7; 8 mi. S of Deadwood Deadwood Off-Road Rentals on Hwy 385. 605.584.4777 Open Daily 8a.m.-5p.m. blackhillsoffroadrentals.com 14A Spearfish Southside NOTICE Deadwood There are a few areas closed to Black Hills Vacations Box 523, Deadwood, SD 57732 Snowmobile rentals, lodging, 34 Service 14A Super 8 snowmobiling, including active logging 1.800.529.0105 food, reservation service Deadwood Comfort Inn and Suites EDEN RD BEAR BUTTE RD blackhillsvacations.com Hours of operation: M-F 8a.m.-6p.m., D operations, winter wildlife range, plowed Sat-Sun 8a.m.-4p.m. R H 7 C 9 L Black Hills roadways, developed cross-country ski U Blackstone G 85 RD AVALANCHE Blackstone Lodge Trail #5L, N of Lead on S Lodge & Suites Inn & Suites areas and posted private land. Be aware IN Ponderosa Pines & Suites Hwy 14A & Hwy 85 Open 24/7 8 G 801 64.1 IG Whitewood H Inn and Cabins Roundhouse that numerous parcels of private property 605.584.2000 Liquors 86 6 (white) are interspersed within the Black 2 5L 9 Winter 7 Buckhorn Bar & Grill Trail #3; 25380 N Hwy 85. 6 1 . 1 Lewie's Saloon and Eatery Hills National Forest (green). PLEASE 863 307.746.9487 Open Fri.-Sun. 9a.m.-2a.m., Wildlife CROOK CITY RD Crook City 90 85 47 respect private property owners. “No Mon.-Thur. 9a.m.-10p.m. 3 5 A 3 A 5 !.# Range 19 2 .1 Trespassing” means NO SNOWMOBILING. 5. Terry Peak 5W 176 1 Carsten Cottages 21981 N Rochford Rd., Lead. 5T 385 If you choose to trespass, you could be Ski Area Whitetail Creek Resort 605.584.2248 Open 24/7 Big Hill Lot MAITLAND RD arrested; but you34 could also cause us to 130.1 Sturgis lose other valuable riding areas. Most of Custer Crossing Trail #7C; 15 miles S of 214 7S Campground Deadwood on Hwy 385. Open Wed.-Mon., 7a.m.-3p.m. 1 207 ST 2. these areas are depicted on an annual !.# !( 4 605.584.1009 Closed Tuesdays, Thanksgiving, Maitland 5 3 Maurice Forest Service Snowmobile Trail map with and Christmas Big Hill X-C vehicle closures. 866.1 LEAD/DEADWOOD AREA ENLARGED Deadwood Trail #7; 225 Cliff St., 1 mi. S of Main St. 222 Ski Trails Comfort Inn& Suites Deadwood on Hwy 85 Lounge, pool/hot tub, guest 1 605.578.7550 laundry, gaming, kids 7 D 2 R . Deadwood 1 N deadwoodcomfortinn.com arcade, pool tables, darts 1 O . Y Spearfish N 1 A Open 24/7 8 Cement 7 C 02 1 R .1 Canyon 5L E K Ridge Lookout Preston C 86 1 O Deadwood Super 8 Trail #7; 196 Cliff St., Deadwood. Lodge Lead N 8 803.1 A 9.1 605.578.2535 Open 24/7 . D V 3 1 3C R 1 S LL deadwoodsuper8/03557 FA P K Roughlock 5T 5W LE C A O SA L A RD N Lewie’s Saloon Trail #5; .25 mi. from Terry Peak 1 H 3 EN T 0 G L U 2. Falls A V O 2 G A and Eatery turn-off on Hwy 85-14A. Open Tues-Sun, 11a.m.- 5 L R 2 L .1 Galena E D )"W Y 605.584.1324 11p.m. R D 534.2 14A E 10 7S Mad Mountain Trail #5; 6 mi. S of Lead on Hwy 85. 5 Adventures 605.578.1878 Open daily 8a.m.-4:30p.m. 805 3A 4A madmountainadventure.com 169 4 Recreational Springs Resort .1B 1 Mallo Camp & Motel Trail #11; 478 Mallo Rd 4.5 mi. Steel Wheel Trading Post 69 D Mad Mtn Adventures 1 .1 E of 4 Corners on City Rd 810. 8 camper sites, shower house, R 6 CH 8 TINTON RD L 248.1 .1 .3 307.746.4094 dogs welcome in camping GU 9 0 R 7 E area. Group rates available B IM Open daily. T 7 BROW NSVILL E RD Black Hills Off Road Rentals Mt. Meadow Store Trail #2; 14 mi. NW of Hill City off 3 5 5A and Campground, LLC. Deerfield Rd. Open daily 8a.m.-7p.m. Eagle Cliff H A 11321 Gillette Prairie Rd. NN 136 A 213.1 704 605.574.2636 R . X-C Ski Trails D 7A Custer D 1 Hanna R E IK Peak Lot R ST Mystic Hills Hideaway Trail #7; 10 mi. S of Deadwood on Y 151 K5 C & Trails Rentals Hwy 385, then .5 mi. W. Restaurant open: Wed-Sun, Mystic Hills Hideaway U 8 L 2 !.# !( 2 07.1 Dumont .1 on FS Rd 216. 11a.m.-4p.m. Snowmobile 605.584.4794 rentals: open daily 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 193 1 106 193 55. .1B 1 A Piedmont 85 D B R Ponderosa Pines Inn Trail #5L, North Lead on Hwy 14A, 3B O 15 W 5 L .1 875 A Carsten and Cabins E Lead. 605.584.3321 Open Sun.-Thurs. 8a.m.-9p.m., S R C D "W 1 7C ) . Custer Crossing Fri.-Sat. 9a.m.-10p.m. A 219 G Cottages N Y N 206.1A 1 O O 75 L Campground N Recreational Springs Trail #5; 6 mi. S of Lead on Hwy 85. R Trailshead Lodge D Resort 605.584.1228 Open Sun.-Thurs. 7a.m.- 80 152 Summerset 8 .1 6 D ING R 8p.m., Fri-Sat. 9a.m.-10p.m. K R OSS D R R CR 808 PA TE . 1 T S Nemo A 2 N CU 1S 31.5 A 6 Roundhouse Liquors Trail #5L; Intersection of Hwy14A S 8 E 10 4 B N 1 & Hwy 85 in Lead. 605.584.3300 Open daily 11a.m.-11p.m. R O O'NEILL PASS AREA ENLARGED C 3B NEMO RD 2A H FO D B R O Southside Service End of Trail #7, Deadwood 1 Nahant R L 8 3. D E E 1 S A R 2 2C G Open M-F 7a.m.-6p.m., S 175 D C R A 6 126 D A I N 1 P 1 Sat. 7a.m.-Noon, Closed Sun. I R Y . 2 1 3 D 3 O C R Trailshead 2AR 7 24 hr. pay at the pump N E E . E 7 268 K D R L R Lodge D D 2K E X 6 808.1 201 Spearfish Canyon Trail #4; 14 mi. S of Spearfish on 2 O 777 31.6 B Lodge Hwy 14A in Spearfish Canyon. Open 24/7 Buckhorn Bar Black A 679 .1 2 S 877.975.6343 | 605.584.3435 Sports Center: 7a.m.-5p.m. 67.1A )"W 183 R A 1 2 233 Fox P spfcanyon.com Latch String: 7a.m.-8p.m. 09 7 ID .1 9 189.2 C 908 R E B 1S MysticE 5 OGUS J K IM Steel Wheel Cabins Trail #7; 5.5 mi. S of Deadwood 1 RD 190 Rochford R 9 D & Trading Post on Hwy 385. 605.578.9767 Trading Post: M-Sat. 6a.m.- 8 1 231.5 ROCHF 6 Sun. 7a.m.-7p.m. ORD 42 12 5 85 RD 110 1 184.1 X B Beaver O Terry Peak Ski Area End of Trail #5T; 21120 Stewart 2 F Myersville . K M 19 267 Slope Rd, Lead. 605.584.2165 Open daily 8a.m.-4:30p.m. C Y 7 Creek X-C 238 A S 197 L 599 T B 1. 44 . I 1C C 189.3G 3 5 Ski Trails 8 11 R 267.1D 2 F 1 D L 173 F A Trailshead Lodge Trail #1; 21 miles SW of Lead .3 G 9 M 0 O 1 U 428 1 N 267.1A on Hwy 85. 605.584.3464 Open Sun-Sat 8a.m.-8p.m. !.# 17. T A Mallo Motel I N 268 1 R 267 Whitetail Creek Resort Trail #5W; 2 mi. SW of Lead on !( D 2F 1 81 CASTLE P 12 189.1 EAK Hwy 14A/85. 605.584.9085 Open daily 8a.m.-8p.m. 1 FR 9 RD Hisega 3 12 77 . 1 1 . 1 C Flag 11 1A 0 A 8 A 772 1 1 . 251 E 5 .1 1 Mountain Lookout DE . LW 2 266 245 9 EIS PARKING AREAS 111 S 2 MO 1 12 U 1 N 1 TA 7 09 I 72. 5 9 N 1E Big Hill Lot Trail #1; 8 mi. SW of Spearfish on FSR 134. RD 606 RD . 7 D 4 . C OR BLACK HILLS TRAILS SYSTEM 1 F Chains or 4WD advised. H 1 C 1 59 187 O S 24 0 L 429 3 H R O 157 A 5 R S T SE Custer Peak Lot Trail #7; 11 mi. S of Deadwood on Hwy 385 E The Black Hills Snowmobile Trails System is maintained through a 1 6 C 17.5J 29 5 P 5 R 4 R 3 E VICTORIA LA and .5 mi. west on FSR 216. 5 E KE R 2 . A D 1A IRI 0 K cooperative effort of South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks, the USDA Forest M E RD . R 1 D 655 A 117.1 Service,2 Bureau of Land Management, Barrick Mining Co., Wharf Resources, Hill Top Lot Trail #2; 15 mi.
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