The area was once a popular gold mining spot. Now 11.6 miles of trail winds through the forests of Storm Mountain, making it popular with runners and bike riders.
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The Storm Mountain Trail, about 13 miles southwest of Rapid City, is a challenging 11.6-mile adventure that is popular with both hikers and mountain bikers. Winding around Black Hills National Forest in South Dakota, the loop is considered one of the best trails in the area.
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This epic trail crosses through prairie grasslands and high into the Black Hills, ending near Wind Cave National Park. The 111-mile Centennial Trail has smaller segments for those who aren't ready to take on the entire distance, including the Elk Creek Trail.
South Dakota, as one might imagine, has plenty of wide-open space. With so many options for road bike riding, you can pretty much just pick a point A and a point B and head out. But, if you’d like a more specific suggestion, check out one of these road biking rides in The Mount Rushmore State.
