Black Hills Road Bike tour

The Black Hills bike tour includes Badlands National Park, Custer State Park, the truly amazing Iron Mountain Road, the Needles Highway and parts of the Mickelson Trails. The traffic on this tour is surprisingly light and the roads are small, twisty and interesting. While most of the routes are on paved surfaces, there are sections of smooth gravel on the Mickelson Trail that can ridden with a road bike.

Highlights

  • Badlands National Park
  • Crazy Horse memorial
  • Mount Rushmore National monument
  • Custer State Park
  • Spearfish Canyon National Scenic Byway

Details

TypeRoad bike, E-bike
Duration6 days
LevelModerate to challenging
SupportGuided
Daily Distance34 – 76 miles
Total distance275 to 350 mi
Group sizeMin. 6 – max. 13
LodgingHotels
BicycleNot included
MonthMay, August, September
StartRapid City
FinishRapid City
States or countrySouth Dakota
Airport startRapid City Regional Airport
Airport finishRapid City Regional Airport

Starting from $ 3,345.00

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