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Big Hill Trail System Mountain Bike Trail
Spearfish, South Dakota
MTB TRAIL STATS
Avg Rating:    |
2 trail reviews |
| Status: |
Difficulty:  Easiest |
| Length: 0 miles | Global Rank: #2183 |
| Tread: Singletrack | Configuration: Network |
| Ridden: 7 | Wishlist: 2 |
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Description: Big Hill is an easy system where most beginners and intermediates can practice their skills before tackling some of the tougher rides in the area. There are 2 very easy trails, the A-1 loop that only heads out .5 miles round trip, and the A loop that is 2.1 miles round trip. Both of these have minimal hills and almost no technical sections. On the outer edges of A loop, three other more difficult trails begin. C Loop is just over 5 miles long and has some technical sections such as loose and broken rocks, as well as a few tough climbs. It does have an excellent downhill section on its far eastern end. D loop is also over 5 miles long, but is much easier as most of it has been turned into two track road due to logging in the area. B loop is a much more technical 1 mile trail, that has roots, rocks, switchbacks, and a good steep climb if you tackle it from the east side first. A good 1/2 day can be spent riding all of these trails as they interconnect.
added in 2003 by guest
Description: Big Hill is an easy system where most beginners and intermediates can practice their skills before tackling some of the tougher rides in the area. There are 2 very easy trails, the A-1 loop that only heads out .5 miles round trip, and the A loop that is 2.1 miles round trip. Both of these have minimal hills and almost no technical sections. On the outer edges of A loop, three other more difficult trails begin. C Loop is just over 5 miles long and has some technical sections such as loose and broken rocks, as well as a few tough climbs. It does have an excellent downhill section on its far eastern end. D loop is also over 5 miles long, but is much easier as most of it has been turned into two track road due to logging in the area. B loop is a much more technical 1 mile trail, that has roots, rocks, switchbacks, and a good steep climb if you tackle it from the east side first. A good 1/2 day can be spent riding all of these trails as they interconnect.
added in 2003 by guest 
TRAIL REVIEWS review this trail
reviewed by Superdooperyooper on May 22, 2011
This is a good beginners trail system. From a midwesterner's perspective it has a lot of grades to climb, but not a lot of short steep hills. Nice scenery.
reviewed by skunkdog2003 on July 15, 2007
Very nice Single track for new rider, not alot of technical stuff but a few roots and logs to get around. awsome single track and some logging roads. I highly recommend this trail, beautiful scenery, but trails could be marked better.
