Black Hills


There is gold in those hills!!!! Maybe not gold but there is some good riding. Duane Eller, Brian Dixon, Randy
Knox, and crew made the journey and reported back that, yes, there is good riding in the Black Hills. They were
riding around the Nemo area and said that it helps to have local knowledge as most of the trails are unmarked.
Below are a couple of links to local area clubs and facilities to contact for your riding trip to the Black Hills.

Below is Duey's take on riding in the Black Hills.
" There are good trails there… If you have a trail guide. At this time it is kind of like a large scale BRF of 10+
years ago. The locals know where to go… But if you went out there with the intent of riding, and have never
been to the area before, you would have a VERY tough time finding the trails and would be disappointed.
Unfortunately, I think the forest service has already started closing down some of the free lance riding and I
do not see the future of off riding in the BH as having a very good future. The gang from Minn, that have
been riding these trails for 10 + years appear to realize this also… But there does not appear to be much of a
grass roots effort to ‘map the trails’ for forest service acceptance. It will be interested to see where this goes in
the next couple of years."

"But; to the point… Traveling there in a big pusher motor home, with Randy Knox, ‘Dammit’ Dick Rodha,
Brian ‘Dixiie’ Dixon, and Gary Kobyco WAS a good time. Gary did all the driving… We cracked the 1st beer
at 12:00:15 and broke out the card deck an hour late. It was Knox’s game, he made the rules, and won all but
2 games. (500 Rummy)"


www.nemoguestranch
www.offroadriders.org/