*DO NOT USE THESE MAPS AS YOUR “OFFICIAL” TRAVEL MAP USE AVENZA MAP.
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Custer Peak, named for General George A. Custer, is a prominent mountain in the Black Hills located south of the towns of Deadwood and Lead.
RALLY with us at the STURGIS OFFROAD RALLY.
The Custer Peak Fire Tower is an active tower, with Forest Service personnel posted there every day. Originally built by the Civilian Conservation Corps volunteers are rehabilitating the 1941 tower.
MYSTIC HILLS HIDEAWAY RESORT OFFERS PROFESSIONAL AND LICENSED ATV UTV TOUR GUIDES.
Most of the trails in this area are old logging roads, but if you are committed 62” trails are within driving distance.
AFTER A GREAT DAY OF RIDING, RELAX AT THE WHITETAIL CREEK RESORT CREEK-SIDE PAVILLION.
Besides Custer Peak other sites to look for in the area include the BH National Forest Experimental Forest, the Curran Cabin and the CCC dam.
There are no width restricted trails on the Custer Peak Ride.
Connecting rides include: Camp 5 Ride, Dalton Lake Ride, Pilot Knob Ride, Riley Hill Ride and Stageyard Ride.
FOR ALL YOUR UTV RENTAL NEEDS, VISIT DEADWOOD OUTDOOR RENTALS.
Parking is located off Highway 385(see details below).
*Website is for information purposes only – ride or drive at your own risk.
Places to Visit:
CUSTER PEAK
$15,000 TO A TON SILVER MOUNTAIN
SPURGEON GULCH TRAILHEAD TRAIL 40
JENNY GULCH NATIONAL FOREST PICNIC AREA
STRAWBERRY NATIONAL FOREST PICNIC AREA
ROUBAIX NATIONAL FOREST CAMPGROUND
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STIUg-p3TJM&t=69s
*ride at your own risk
Other Places to Visit:
HIDDEN VALLEY CAMPGROUND
MYSTIC HILLS HIDEAWAY RESORT
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Trailhead:
Connecting Favorite Rides:
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Trailhead Parking Map: 44.261237,-103.69719
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The Black Hills have great ATV trails and Forest Service roads. I have traveled most of them. Our forest service roads are either road-like or trail-like. On my Favorite Rides pages, I have highlighted the many TRAIL-LIKE Forest Service Roads.
I put this website together to help others enjoy their ATV visit to South Dakota. When I ATV out of my state, I realize how difficult it is to plan a three day ride without good information. I hope my website will be good information for you.
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