CEMENT RIDGE/SAND CREEK 82″ DRIVE

*DO NOT USE THESE MAPS AS YOUR “OFFICIAL” TRAVEL MAP USE AVENZA MAP.

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Get into a historic mining area.Iron Creek lake is a great place to picnic. If you see the Sand Creek Falls, you have spent considerable time in Wyoming.

MYSTIC HILLS HIDEAWAY RESORT OFFERS PROFESSIONAL AND LICENSED ATV UTV TOUR GUIDES.

A Wyoming ORV permit is required for all enrolled roads, routes, and 50″ or less trails designated for ORV use. Street legal ORVs are only required to purchase a Wyoming ORV permit if operating on a 50″ or less trail.

RALLY with us at the STURGIS OFFROAD RALLY.

The actual Sand Creek Falls is no longer assessable but if the water is running the Double Falls are a treasure to view. Sand Creek when vigorously flowing is a beautiful golden creek. The Sand Creek water crossing was the location wagons used to cross the creek.

Another water crossing in the area is the Beaver Creek Crossing.

Ghost towns in this are include: Tinton Ghost Town, Mineral Hill Ghost Town, and Nugget City Ghost Town. The Mineral Hill Ghost Town is accessible by ATV. The big Mineral Hill mill and the buildings from the community that surrounded it are gone. Some foundations are still visible.

There is mystery in the story of Potato Creek and the Potato Creek Nugget site.

Saw cabin and the buildings at Tinton Ghost town are viewable from the road but exist on private property.

AFTER A GREAT DAY OF RIDING, RELAX AT THE WHITETAIL CREEK RESORT CREEK-SIDE PAVILLION.

The Bear Gulch Cemetery requires considerable off-atv hiking. But in the 1800’s it supported some of the goldfields in the area.

One of the most popular destinations in the Northern Black Hills is the Cement Ridge Fire Tower. This still active lookout was built by the Civilian Conservations Corps and finished in 1941.

On you way to the fire tower, is the Filmore Mine. The structure is on private property, but it is worth viewing as you drive by.

A large lake in the area is Iron Lake. Iron Creek, the creek that feeds it, is one of two creeks called Iron Creek in the Black Hills.

As you travel Trail 222 keep an eye out for Old Baldy peak.

There are no width restriction trails on the South Dakota Cement Ridge Ride. However there are 50″ trails on the Wyoming side.

FOR ALL YOUR UTV RENTAL NEEDS, VISIT DEADWOOD OUTDOOR RENTALS.

Connecting rides include: Hardy Ride, Red Lake Ride, Spearfish Quarry Ride and Stageyard Ride.

Parking is available at the Red Lake Trailhead(see details below).

*Website is for information purposes only – ride or drive at your own risk.

Places to Visit:
BEAR GULCH CEMETERY

BEAVER CREEK CROSSING

CEMENT RIDGE

CEMENT RIDGE TOWER

FILMORE MINE

IRON LAKE CREEK

IRON CREEK LAKE

MINERAL HILL GHOST TOWN

NUGGET CITY GHOST TOWN

NORTH BEAVER CREEK

OLD BALDY MOUNTAIN

POTATO CREEK

POTATO CREEK JOHNNY NUGGET SITE

SAND CREEK

SAND CREEK CROSSING

SAND CREEK FALLS

SAW CABIN

Tinton Ghost Town

ROD & GUN NATIONAL FOREST CAMPGROUND

Timon NATIONAL FOREST CAMPGROUND

*Drive at your own risk

MYSTIC HILLS HIDEAWAY RESORT

MYSTIC HILLS HIDEAWAY RESORT

MYSTIC HILLS HIDEAWAY RESORT


MYSTIC HILLS HIDEAWAY RESORT

Other Places to Visit:

DEADWOOD OUTDOOR RENTALS

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DEADWOOD OUTDOOR RENTALS

STURGIS OFF-ROAD RALLY

STURGIS OFF-ROAD RALLY

WHITETAIL CREEK RESORT

WHITETAIL CREEK RESORT

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Trailhead:

RED LAKE TRAILHEAD

Connecting Favorite Drives:

HARDY DRIVE

RED LAKE DRIVE

SPEARFISH QUARRY DRIVE

SPEARFISH QUARRY DRIVE

STAGEYARD DRIVE

STAGEYARD DRIVE

Extended Drive:


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Trailhead Parking Map: 44.3405,-103.9909


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Parking on the Wyoming side… (map for parking) 44.338752,-104.260992

Parking on the Spearfish access… 44.46368, -104.06780

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