Trail”, rather than the longer, and more remote/rugged loop trail I am about to Simply doing the ‘out-n-back’ hike along the much easier “Sylvan Lake – Harney Peak But if you have younger kids, I might suggest There are other rates for Motorcycles and RV’s $30.00 simply because after a few hikes in the area, it’s paid for itself. To purchase a State Park Pass to do this hike. This hike is within the Custer State Park, so you will need DO NOT TOUCH! These ribbons are part of the Sioux Indian Tribes religious rituals and should NEVER be disturbed or removed! This is out of respect for their religion and their culture! (And I am sure violates some rule/law somewhere! So just don’t do it!!) NOTE: Along this trail, and especially close to the summit of Black Elk Peak, you may come across trees with brightly colored ribbons tied to the branches. The area, Harney Peak, and Black Elk Peak are used interchangeably. Highest point in South Dakota, and the highest point in the U.S. And that is why I amīlack Elk Peak was formerly known as Harney Peak, is the Lodge area, the route I take is very much LESS used. Route down from Black Elk Peak is a wide, well used trail from the Sylvan Lake I love this hike, because it takes you to parts of the park All of which is done above 1 mile above sea level. Although due to varied terrainĮlevations, the total changes in elevation you will navigate will be over 1900’ This 7.9-mile hike has anĮlevation change, over distance, of about 1000’. State Park, in the Black Hills of South Dakota. No matter how long you stay, Custer has some attractions you simply can’t miss.For my first hike review, I thought I would do one of myįavorite hikes so far… And that is the Black Elk Peak Loop hike, in Custer But if you have time, stay for ten days or two weeks and enjoy this wonderful place at a more leisurely pace.Ī longer visit will allow you seek out some of the quieter areas of the park, give you better chances for spotting wildlife, and provide a chance to reconnect with nature. You and your pet could cover Custer State Park’s most iconic sights in a week. Pet Friendly Custer State Park in South Dakota Select rental cabins are available for those traveling with pets for an additional fee of $10 per night. Pets cannot go inside park buildings, including cabins, lodges, and comfort stations, unless the building is specifically designated as pet friendly. Pets are not allowed on swimming beaches. October 1 – March 31: Pets can go without a leash, but must be under immediate control of the owner. Elsewhere in the park pets must be under immediate control of the owner and at least 200 feet from developed areas and other park users. Pets are welcome throughout Custer State Park, and pet owners are asked to comply with the following rules:Ĭlean up and properly dispose of pet waste.ĭo not leave pets unattended in campgrounds, especially if they will disturb others.Īpril 1 – Sept 30: Pets must be on a leash no longer than 10 feet when in developed areas, including campgrounds. From picturesque drives to multi-day hikes, wildlife viewing to kayaking, campfires under the stars to elegant dining options, pet friendly Custer State Park has something to please everyone - and their pet!
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