Cool trail. About 4 hours to complete. Boulders and rocks to trek across. Good scenery…read more ...........................................................................

Sunday Gulch Trail is a 3 mile hiking trail. This trail starts off by going downhill through…read moreboulders for about 1/4 of a mile. There are railings so that is extremely helpful. It will be important to take your time during this stretch and to use the railings. This trail, like many others in the park, is not wheelchair accessible due to the rock formations in the area. The views of the valley and rock formations are spectacular. Enjoy the views along the way!

Easy rental online, easy to change the day, side x sides were in great shape, and they gave great…read moreguidance before the tour. They made sure to emphasize they will charge if you bring back an excessively muddy vehicle because that means you've torn up the trails. No surprises here. Cooler included, towel to clean off the window, and other things you may need during the ride.

Great people! Rented a full day and thank-goodness we did, had so much fun. They took the time to…read moreplan a full days route for us and showed us how to use the app map (which is amazing!). We have done these adventures in many parts of the country, I always enjoy supporting family owned business as they are more interested in us having a great experience. I am glad we rented here!

The views at the top of Black Elk Peak are so beautiful! The trail leading up to the peak is a…read moresteady incline with one short stretch where it goes downhill. Due to the incline, I recommend wearing a water pack to make sure you stay hydrated. It's the highest point in South Dakota and you will want to spend some time at the top taking in the views! There are also plenty of photo opportunities along the way. Make sure to wear good hiking shoes and enjoy soaking in the views!

It took me and my pals 3hrs and 15mins to come up and down this peak (fast paced group but took…read moreshort breaks). I'm an athlete and my hips were very stiff by the end. This one's not for the weak !! We were in the clouds by the time we got up there (about 4:40p) but it was still so beautiful. Lots of photo ops along the way.

Visiting from out of state and staying across the street from this park. I've taken walks each…read moremorning, and I believe this is one of the most beautiful and well laid out parks I have ever seen.

Love this dog park, it's one of the off-leash parks in Rapid City. The fully paved (black tar)…read morewalking course is a mile long, perfect distance to do a round with your pup. It's close to many area hotels and residential homes. This dog park is part of the Robbinsdale Park which also has a BMX area, baseball park, a children's playground further down in the 3rd parking lot and they're also building a bicycle park, not sure what that will consist of but it's off of the E Fairmont Blvd side of the park. This park is not fenced in so be sure you can recall your dog. The area closest to the main road on the south-east area is very close to the E Fairmont Blvd road; you can cut across the grassy area if you want to avoid the road area. The other area of the dog park is a good distance from a parking lot and residential homes - more than enough space for your dog to walk and play. There are 4 poop trash stations but not all have pick up bags so always bring your own. Beware there are a lot of people who let there dog drop and go and they don't pick up after their dog in the grassy area. I saw one car open the dog and let their dog out but they stayed in their car while the dog did it's business and then the dog wanted to play with other dogs and was whimpering following people - pretty sad, if you're gonna have a dog, walk your dog! Anyway, we'll be checking out the other parks, esp the off-leash parks - there's a lot of parks in this city.

Fantastic, well groomed gravel path. Nice and wide, great…read morescenery. There is a fee to use the trail. There are kiosks along the path.

Trail is well maintained and scenery is beautiful. A great trail to ride. I rode a 18 mile…read moresection and have not ridden the other parts, but the part I rode was great.

+ Stunning topography. Massive boulders just casually protruding from the serene lake among…read moretranquil pine trees. Hope you brought your camera, cuz I sure brought mine~ + Not crowded. A pretty peaceful stroll for me. + Well-maintained restrooms. + People like to go fishing here. + The geese aren't shy. My 4th animal crossing this trip! Unfortunately I didn't find any National Treasure. Did I miss a clue?

Absolutely gorgeous lake! There's a place to rent kayaks, canoes, and paddles boards, as well as…read moreseveral piers to set your own in. There's a nice beach area to get in the water and also plenty of picnic tables. A trail goes the entire way around the lake and it's a great walk. We came on a Saturday during June and it was fairly packed. We managed to luck out and find a parking spot but other people were circling for a while

We were just driving by and noticed how inviting this park looked even in the midst of all the…read moreconstruction.. We were just drawn to it. It offers nice view and an awe inspiring jealousy of the guy on the hillside. I wanted to knock on their door just to see if they would let me on the deck. It is well done and spacious and isn't crowded at all, even if though were were there around bike week.