Dirt Bike Trails
Near Upton, Wyoming

Beaver Creek Road (FS 111) is an easy, scenic gravel route through the Black Hills National Forest, making it an excellent option for scenic drivers, campers, and overlanders seeking a peaceful mountain escape. Spanning approximately 5.6 miles across the Wyoming and South Dakota border, this well-ma...
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Redbird Canyon Road (FS 376) is a scenic gravel route nestled within the Black Hills National Forest, offering a tranquil drive through dense pine forests and striking red rock outcrops. The road meanders through a series of homesteads before the canyon narrows, revealing a diverse mix of pine and d...
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Don't sleep on 231.5 -- this is a full-on 12-mile run through classic northern Black Hills country, starting muddy and tight in subalpine fir and opening up as it drops toward Black Fox Campground. It runs parallel to the creek in spots, winding through some steep cuts and shaded drainages where you...
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Stots Ridge is a rugged, lesser-known route that runs the spine of a long ridgeline in the southern Black Hills. It's a mix of gravel and dirt depending on the stretch, with rolling terrain that dips in and out of pine forest and scattered meadow. The vibe out here is peaceful and remote--exactly wh...
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This trail is short, sweet, and challenging. The trail offers a slice of everything and runs underneath the power lines for a fair bit. It's not a long route, but it's a fun little challenge and a great connection if you're piecing together a loop in the area. There are no formal campsites, but ther...
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This is a short, lesser-traveled spur branching off Boles Canyon Road (FS 117) within the Black Hills National Forest. This gravel route meanders through dense pine forests and open meadows, offering a tranquil escape for those seeking solitude. While specific details about FS 117.1 are limited, the...
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New Moon Road heading toward Rudenvale is a quiet, scenic ride through classic Black Hills country--gravel surface, lightly traveled, and surrounded by big pines and open ridges. It's one of those routes that feels like it belongs in a storybook: peaceful, remote, and perfect for folks looking to sl...
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Boundary Gulch trail is a Black Hills favorite for off-road enthusiasts of all kinds. The trail leads you to the Cement Ridge Fire lookout. Along the way, you will find ponds, scenic outlooks and the remnants of Tinton Town, an old mining town that turned into a sawmill for the area. There is privat...
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This is a great way to access trails in the area. It is a wide gravel road with several unloading areas. The traffic can get heavy at times. Beware of dust and wash boards.
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West Deerfield Road (FS 110) is a scenic gravel route in the Black Hills National Forest, stretching northwest from Deerfield Reservoir. This well-maintained road meanders through dense pine forests and open meadows, offering a tranquil drive suitable for most vehicles in dry conditions. The road pr...
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Summit Road (FS 265) is an easy, scenic gravel drive in the Black Hills National Forest that is perfect for beginners, families, and any off-road vehicle looking for a relaxing cruise with a historic reward. Spanning approximately 3.6 miles, this wide, well-maintained dirt and gravel road winds thro...
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Boles Canyon is an easy route from South Rapid to Highway 85, which you can connect to Tinton Road. There is a 400-foot elevation change during this 4.9-mile route. It's a single-lane road that is navigable with any vehicle. The area is used for cattle grazing, so be on the lookout for them.
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While designated camping spots are limited, the road provides access to nearby dispersed camping areas, making it suitable for those seeking a peaceful retreat. The route is characterized by its smooth surface and gentle grades, accommodating most vehicles in dry conditions. South Castle Creek Road ...
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This route begins near Flag Mountain’s summit—just off steep pine ridges—and follows Forest Service Road 189.2 down into the wide-open Northern Hills side of the forest. The climb starts rough: expect loose gravel, bare rock ledges, and uneven tread that’ll challenge a stock pickup from the outset. ...
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FS 233, also known as Black Fox Camp Road, is a scenic gravel road that winds through the heart of a lush, narrow valley west of Rochford. It follows the creek most of the way and is lined with willows, spruce, and open meadow, giving it a high-country alpine feel without needing to climb. The road ...
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This narrow two-track is rocky, rutted, and tight in spots—definitely more suited for short-wheelbase rigs until the lower portion, where it opens up into beautiful flowing tracks. It winds through pine forest and dips in and out of small draws, with occasional overgrowth and uneven tread. The trai...
Learn more about Sholt Draw FS 233.1A

Roby Canyon FS 264 is a scenic, rocky two-track trail in the Black Hills designed for high-clearance 4x4s and smaller OHVs seeking a moderately challenging climb to a historic lookout. Stretching approximately 5.25 miles near the South Dakota and Wyoming border, the trail begins at an elevation of 4...
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Trebor Draw starts off Forest Service Road 631 and winds through the heart of Trebor Draw in the Mystic Ranger District. It’s a beautiful stretch—tight pine forest gives way to big, open plains the higher you climb. Rocky in spots with loose tread and tight turns, the trail is rough enough to keep t...
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Boles Canyon (FS 117) is an easy-going, scenic route with dispersed camping opportunities along the Wyoming and South Dakota border. Spanning approximately 3.2 miles, this wide, well-maintained gravel road features gentle elevation changes and requires no specialized off-road equipment, making it ac...
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Rhoads Fork is a Forest Service Road open to all, offering scenic views along an aspen-lined path before climbing a ridge to its designated endpoint at 44.073767, -103.904839. Although logging extends the road beyond this point, it is closed to motor vehicles. The trail provides wildflowers in seaso...
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Beaver Creek Road (FS 111) is an easy, scenic gravel route through the Black Hills National Forest, making it an excellent option for scenic drivers, campers, and overlanders seeking a peaceful mountain escape. Spanning approximately 5.6 miles across the Wyoming and South Dakota border, this well-ma...
Learn more about Beaver Creek Road (FS 111)

Redbird Canyon Road (FS 376) is a scenic gravel route nestled within the Black Hills National Forest, offering a tranquil drive through dense pine forests and striking red rock outcrops. The road meanders through a series of homesteads before the canyon narrows, revealing a diverse mix of pine and d...
Learn more about Redbird Canyon Road

Don't sleep on 231.5 -- this is a full-on 12-mile run through classic northern Black Hills country, starting muddy and tight in subalpine fir and opening up as it drops toward Black Fox Campground. It runs parallel to the creek in spots, winding through some steep cuts and shaded drainages where you...
Learn more about South Rapid 231.5

Stots Ridge is a rugged, lesser-known route that runs the spine of a long ridgeline in the southern Black Hills. It's a mix of gravel and dirt depending on the stretch, with rolling terrain that dips in and out of pine forest and scattered meadow. The vibe out here is peaceful and remote--exactly wh...
Learn more about Stots Ridge

Beaver Creek Road (FS 111) is an easy, scenic gravel route through the Black Hills National Forest, making it an excellent option for scenic drivers, campers, and overlanders seeking a peaceful mountain escape. Spanning approximately 5.6 miles across the Wyoming and South Dakota border, this well-ma...
Learn more about Beaver Creek Road (FS 111)

Redbird Canyon Road (FS 376) is a scenic gravel route nestled within the Black Hills National Forest, offering a tranquil drive through dense pine forests and striking red rock outcrops. The road meanders through a series of homesteads before the canyon narrows, revealing a diverse mix of pine and d...
Learn more about Redbird Canyon Road

Don't sleep on 231.5 -- this is a full-on 12-mile run through classic northern Black Hills country, starting muddy and tight in subalpine fir and opening up as it drops toward Black Fox Campground. It runs parallel to the creek in spots, winding through some steep cuts and shaded drainages where you...
Learn more about South Rapid 231.5

Stots Ridge is a rugged, lesser-known route that runs the spine of a long ridgeline in the southern Black Hills. It's a mix of gravel and dirt depending on the stretch, with rolling terrain that dips in and out of pine forest and scattered meadow. The vibe out here is peaceful and remote--exactly wh...
Learn more about Stots Ridge