Black Hills Jeeps

09/26/2026

See y'all in a little bit!!

09/15/2026

08/01/2026

We discussed a service project putting up Buck and Rail on August 2nd during the July meeting. With the fire restrictions and extreme heat expected tomorrow, that project is postponed.

Thank you and wheel safe.

07/02/2026

06/21/2026

Jeep Camp 2026 is in the books. Drop your photos in the comments! Let's see how much fun everybody had!

Big thank you to Steel Wheel Campground/Trading Post for their host sponsorship and Hidden Valley Campgound for being an amazing host to our team!

06/10/2026

"REMOVING UNNECESSARY AND COUNTERPRODUCTIVE RESTRICTIONS ON ACCESS TO FEDERAL LANDS"

Well, our local Grasslands office helped clear this up!

"The U.S. Department of Agriculture and Forest Service are reviewing the Executive Order, entitled "Removing Unnecessary and Counterproductive Restrictions on Access to Federal Lands" issued May 29, 2026, that may affect travel management on National Forest System lands. Any changes to public access, road management or recreational opportunities will be communicated through official Forest Service channels. At this time, there are no changes to existing road, trail or off-highway vehicle (OHV) designations.

Folks can feel comfortable knowing they are following appropriate travel guidance in continuing to use motor vehicle use maps as they are currently available at local district offices and Avenza. The new National Forests and Grasslands App also has options for downloading maps."

So, does this mean the Travel Manegment Plan from 2010 was overturned?

To simply answer that. No.

This does give land managers a leg to stand on when trying to prevent the closure of CURRENT trails. It will also help in how our CURRENT trail systems are managed.

So, our Forest's and Grasslands are still closed unless posted open. The Motor Vehicle Use Map is still the legal trail system that we have to follow.

Send a message to learn more

06/07/2026

05/18/2026

We are very thankful on this cold, rainy morning. Thankful for the moisture, yes. But more thankful for a productive weekend and each person, team, and club that went into it.

We are seeing a large uptick in our community of people dedicated to trail maintenence. The kind of uptick we have so desperately needed. Several people in this community stepped up this weekend to go out and clear the trails of the damage done earlier this winter. Black Hills Jeeps, Black Hills 4 Wheelers, Dakota Territory Cruisers, Rushmore Rock Crawlers, Off Road Riders Association, and several other clubs and individuals were amongst those people.

So, from the president herself of Black Hills Jeeps, THANK YOU to everyone involved. Ride on 🤘🏼