Dirt Bike Trails
Near Johnson Siding, South Dakota

6617 is a mellow and easy single track that meanders through the sparse pine tree forest in the Black Hills. The east side starts at a metal grate pinch point, and then it meanders through the trees and meadows. There are big boulders lining the trail, and small rocks you must ride over, but a lot o...
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This is a short single track through the Black Hills but has technical rocky sections that make it an intermediate trail. There are a few smooth sections through the forest, but the majority of the trail is covered in small loose rocks or small embedded rocks. There are lots of roots and sticks litt...
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6339 is 1.5 miles of rocky hill climbing through the Black Hills. It goes up 750 feet elevation from east to west, starting on Norris Peak Lane near the staging area, and ending at the intersection with 6321. It starts as a narrow trail through a grassy meadow and pine trees. The beginning is smooth...
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6321 goes gradually downhill for 1.6 miles through the Black Hills, connecting the 6339 and 6310 single tracks. This trail is pretty easy, with sections of small loose rocks and narrow sections through grassy meadows and sparse pine trees. It has lots of tight turns through the trees, sections with ...
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6310 is an easy dirt bike trail through the Black Hills. Part of it is a really wide path through the pine forest, but it also narrows up through the grassy meadow. It starts at the staging area on Norris Peak Lane, which is a small dirt parking lot. If staging here, you'll need to take this trail t...
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This is a short segment of 6660 that continues after the Devil's Head segment. It's a mile-long single track with small rocks in the trail, roots across the trail, and bigger loose rocks. There are sections that are smoother and easier as it winds through the rolling Black Hills. The western end end...
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Victoria 14 is a 4-mile-long single track through the Black Hills. The south end starts on Victoria Lake Road and starts by steeply climbing up from the road with some sharper turns. It climbs up into the pine trees, meanders through the forest, then descends back down to another road crossing with ...
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Body damage is possible on this trail, and 35+-inch tires or a traction device (locking differential, limited slip), rock sliders, and a winch are recommended. Got Milk (also known as Upper Captain Crunch) is a through trail that is located in the "Cereal Bowl" along Bogus Jim Road in the Black Hill...
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Devil's Head 6660 is a 5-mile-long single track through the Black Hills. The western portion makes a loop off of a Jeep road, and then it continues east to make a semi-circle south to the same dirt road. You'll find a mix of easy and moderately challenging sections throughout the route, with lots of...
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This small section along the cereal bowl, nicknamed "Trix," is a small rock crawling section that rings in at a 4/10. Low range, high clearance is required. This little section is enough to get your feet wet and experience a taste of what Black Hills rock crawling can be like. Featuring undercut roc...
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Moderate rock crawling trail for built vehicles. This trail is steep, dangerous and narrow. Vehicle damage is very possible and stock vehicles will not make it on this one. Armor, recovery gear, larger tires, roll cage, spill kit and spare parts are recommended for this trail. Be aware on this one
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Victoria 13 is a long single track through the Victoria Trail System of the Black Hills, that has some tricky climbs and a constantly rocky surface. The west end starts off of Brush Creek Road, and it winds through the forest for 8.6 miles, crossing multiple dirt roads along the way that could be us...
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This is a 1.1-mile connector single track that departs from 6305, crosses a powerline trail, and then connects back up to 6305, so it could be used to make a loop or take an alternate route instead of riding the same trail out and back. It's relatively easy the whole way, with easy features such as ...
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This trail is nestled right below the Pactola Reservoir Dam. It's an easy trail to run with some cool sights to see. You will pass a homestead and some cabins, so remember to drive slowly and be respectful. This is a dirt trail with some small rocks. There's very good fishing below the dam and in th...
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6301 is a SXS trail for vehicles 62" or less. The south end starts on the north side of Highway 44, at a dirt turn-off from the highway. This is a great way for dirt bikers to access the single tracks in the Bogus Trail system, or SXS drivers to access the many forest service roads and SXS trails to...
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Fruity Pebbles has well earned its name! Featured in the Cereal Bowl, Fruity Pebbles starts off traversing a dried-up creek bed. The beginning of this trail can be deceiving, as you push on, the difficulty will grow, and surpass its original rating of 6/10, with it being a much more suitable 7/10. B...
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This an easier very scenic trail that takes you from Nemo Road over to Highway 44. Some smaller rock-rutted uneven road that can be messy in the rain. One major obstacle that has a steep drop down and a narrow steep grade out. Does get narrow when you are running beside the harder section of Flat Na...
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A high-clearance 4x4 with low range, lockers, lowest gears, larger-than-stock tires, rock sliders, and a winch is required, and body damage is likely. The Sections of Jake are rock-crawling routes along Trail 6326. This is Section 2 of Jake, which is considerably more difficult than Section 1. Doubl...
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6322 winds through the Black Hills for 3 miles in the Bogus Trail System. Going west to east, it mostly goes downhill for the first half of the trail, and then goes back up for the second half. There are steep rutted climbs with loose rocks and low pine tree branches. It goes over rolling small hill...
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Jake is made up of several sections of rock crawling routes along Trail 6326 with each one increasing in difficulty as you go. A high-clearance 4x4 with low range, rock sliders, and a winch is recommended, and body damage is possible. This particular section is Jake Section 1. This Section is great ...
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This small section along the cereal bowl, nicknamed "Trix," is a small rock crawling section that rings in at a 4/10. Low range, high clearance is required. This little section is enough to get your feet wet and experience a taste of what Black Hills rock crawling can be like. Featuring undercut roc...
Learn more about Trix - 6311

This trail is nestled right below the Pactola Reservoir Dam. It's an easy trail to run with some cool sights to see. You will pass a homestead and some cabins, so remember to drive slowly and be respectful. This is a dirt trail with some small rocks. There's very good fishing below the dam and in th...
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6301 is a SXS trail for vehicles 62" or less. The south end starts on the north side of Highway 44, at a dirt turn-off from the highway. This is a great way for dirt bikers to access the single tracks in the Bogus Trail system, or SXS drivers to access the many forest service roads and SXS trails to...
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Fruity Pebbles has well earned its name! Featured in the Cereal Bowl, Fruity Pebbles starts off traversing a dried-up creek bed. The beginning of this trail can be deceiving, as you push on, the difficulty will grow, and surpass its original rating of 6/10, with it being a much more suitable 7/10. B...
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Body damage is possible on this trail, and 35+-inch tires or a traction device (locking differential, limited slip), rock sliders, and a winch are recommended. Got Milk (also known as Upper Captain Crunch) is a through trail that is located in the "Cereal Bowl" along Bogus Jim Road in the Black Hill...
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This small section along the cereal bowl, nicknamed "Trix," is a small rock crawling section that rings in at a 4/10. Low range, high clearance is required. This little section is enough to get your feet wet and experience a taste of what Black Hills rock crawling can be like. Featuring undercut roc...
Learn more about Trix - 6311

Moderate rock crawling trail for built vehicles. This trail is steep, dangerous and narrow. Vehicle damage is very possible and stock vehicles will not make it on this one. Armor, recovery gear, larger tires, roll cage, spill kit and spare parts are recommended for this trail. Be aware on this one
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This trail is nestled right below the Pactola Reservoir Dam. It's an easy trail to run with some cool sights to see. You will pass a homestead and some cabins, so remember to drive slowly and be respectful. This is a dirt trail with some small rocks. There's very good fishing below the dam and in th...
Learn more about Below Pactola Dam