moderate
2–4 hours
Moderate fitness is recommended to comfortably enter/exit the UTV and manage longer rides through varied terrain.
Discover the Black Hills National Forest like never before with a 2-seater UTV rental. Navigate scenic and rugged trails around Rapid City in a compact Honda SXS500M for an exhilarating outdoor adventure.
$300 • Full Day Rentals • 25+ to book
Discover the stunning landscapes of the Black Hills National Forest with a Pioneer 500 rental. This compact side-by-side vehicle is perfect for navigating narrow trails, offering agile handling and an exhilarating outdoor adventure. Experience nature like never before on this unique journey through one of America’s most beautiful regions.
There is no better way to explore the Black Hills National Forest than with the Pioneer 500, you have a compact and fun side by side. The Pioneer 500's 50-inch width lets it fit on recreational trails with width restrictions. The 13-foot turning radius reflects its agile handling.
Note: The primary renter MUST be at least 25 years old with a valid (non expired) Driver’s License. Additional drivers must be at least 25 years old with a valid Driver’s License. No one under the age of 25 may drive the rental UTV.
Closed-toe hiking or trail shoes provide support and protection while entering or exiting the UTV on rocky terrain.
Hydration and energy are important on longer rides through the forest where amenities are scarce.
Trail conditions vary with seasonal weather—check updates before heading out to avoid closures or hazards.
Turning on headlights improves visibility when riding through heavily forested or shadowed sections.
The Black Hills hold significant cultural importance to Native American tribes and were a gold rush hotspot in the late 1800s.
Efforts are in place to minimize trail erosion and preserve native habitats despite increasing recreational use.
Provides necessary head protection while riding the UTV through uneven terrain.
Protects eyes from sun glare and dust during sunny rides.
summer specific
Allows adaptation to fluctuating temperatures common in mountainous areas.
fall specific
Keeping hydrated is crucial while exploring remote trails.