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Black Hills 2025 - Ride for Tribal Parks |
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Returning to the Black Hills in 2025, we will ride in support of not only Oglala-Sioux rangers, but also Conservation Officers from the nearby Northern Cheyenne Reservation. These rangers face tremendous challenges patrolling rugged and remote terrain to combat poaching and other threats to wildlife and natural wonders. Your participation and donations can make a vital difference!
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RIDE WITH US |
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The Black Hills has something for everyone - from the famous twisties of the Needles Hwy and Iron Mountain Road to the smooth gravel of Custer State Park and challenging track of the Black Hills BDRx. Follow our guided options or choose your own adventure. Sign up now and save. What you’ll get when you join us:
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DONATE |
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While the riding is always exhilarating and tons of fun, the most powerful part of any Rally for Rangers trip is meeting and donating new gear and equipment to the tribal rangers who work hard to protect incredible places and invaluable natural and cultural resources. Your donations will help us procure new equipment such as side-by-sides, night vision optics, GPS units, remote wildlife cameras, drones, or other critical tools. |
PROTECT |
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Our work in the Black Hills region helps protect important species such as pronghorn, bison, elk, prairie dogs, and much more. We also support ongoing maintenance and access to OHV trails in the national forest. Motorcyclists and other visitors get so much benefit and enjoyment from these areas, it’s critical that we give back of our time and money to sustain them for the future. |
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