Centennial Trail
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South Dakota
111.0 mi
Distance
8,500 ft
Gain
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Centennial Trail
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The Centennial Trail is a 111-mile multi-use trail that runs through the Black Hills from Bear Butte State Park to Wind Cave National Park. The northern sections offer excellent mountain biking with rolling terrain through ponderosa pine forests and occasional technical rocky sections.
Alkali Creek Trail
~6 min drive
Moderate 5.5-mile XC singletrack with flow through Black Hills meadows and forest.
Deerfield Trail
~43 min drive
Hard technical XC singletrack through Black Hills pines with rocky sections and steep climbs.
Roughlock Falls Trail
~1h 4m drive
Easy XC doubletrack through Spearfish Canyon to scenic Roughlock Falls, perfect for beginners.
Badger Hole
~29 min drive
Moderate 8.2-mile XC loop with flowy singletrack and technical rock gardens through ponderosa pine forest.
Paha Sapa Trail
~41 min drive
Challenging 7.8-mile Black Hills singletrack demanding advanced technical skills and endurance.
Mickelson Trail
~46 min drive
Easy 109-mile cross-country rail-trail on crushed limestone through South Dakota's Black Hills.
Dalton Lake Trail
~32 min drive
Moderate 4.8-mile XC loop around Dalton Lake with mixed surfaces and forest views.
Crazy Horse Memorial Trail
~34 min drive
Moderate XC loop through ponderosa pines with technical rocky sections and monument views.
Lower Deadman
~43 min drive
Moderate 2.76-mile singletrack offering solid XC riding for intermediate mountain bikers.
209th Place
~43 min drive
Moderate 1-mile singletrack offering classic XC riding in South Dakota's rolling terrain.