Black Hills National Forest<\/strong>
\nThe Black Hills rise from the adjacent grasslands into a ponderosa pine forest.\u00a0Described as an \u201cIsland in the Plains,\u201d the Forest has\u00a0diverse\u00a0wildlife and plants reaching from the eastern forests to the western plains.
\n<\/strong>Here is their website<\/a>.\u00a0 Phone (605) 673-9200 \u00a0 Brochure and Map<\/a>
\nThere are quite a few trails rated “Easy”, but not rated wheelchair accessible.\u00a0Trails with difficulty\u00a0ratings\u00a0<\/a>\u00a0 Check out this blog of Top 7 Black Hills Family Hikes<\/a>\u00a0\u00a0
\n<\/a>Roughlock Falls Nature Area<\/a>\u00a01 mile \u00a0Map<\/a>\u00a0 “Bird watching, wildlife viewing, fishing and picnicking can all be enjoyed in the nature area.”
\nVeterans Point Trail<\/a> \u00a00.75 mile \u00a0paved trail \u00a0among large ponderosa pines. \u00a0Restrooms and fishing piers. \u00a0At times, this trail is under water. \u00a0Call first.
\nOsprey Trail (Black Hills Trail #58)<\/a> has two loops, one .8 mile and another 1.5 miles.
\nMap & Brochure<\/a>\u00a0 \u00a0It is described as easy, but you should call first 605-343-1567 or 605-574-2534 to inquire about obstacles and trail condition.<\/p>\n