Over 1,500 miles of snowmobile trails exist in South Dakota and whether you have the need to cross the open prairie east of the Missouri River or lose yourself in the 1 million acres of ponderosa pine in the Black Hills. This is only a 5-Day temporary permit. It allows snowmobilers that aren't validly licensed in their home state to legally ride the trails in South Dakota. Resident snowmobilers may also purchase if they aren't validly licensed (most likely due to the fact they don't have a title

The Single Vehicle License allows Park Entrance for (1) vehicle to nearly 60 state park and recreation areas throughout South Dakota. It does not cover camping costs or additional fees. Purchasers of the (1) vehicle license can also buy a second at half price. Entrance permits are required year-round for all vehicles entering parks designated as fee areas.

The COMBO Vehicle License allows park entrance for Two (2)vehicles to nearly 60 state park and recreation areas throughout South Dakota. It does not cover camping costs or additional fees. Entrance permits are required year-round for all vehicles entering parks designated as fee areas.

The Single Motorcycle License allows Park Entrance for (1) Motorcycle to nearly 60 state park and recreation areas throughout South Dakota. It does not cover camping costs or additional fees. Purchasers of the (1) vehicle license can also buy a second at half price. Entrance permits are required year-round for all vehicles entering parks designated as fee areas.

The Transferable Vehicle License allows park entrance for multiple vehicles to nearly 60 state park and recreation areas throughout South Dakota. Permit is only valid for one vehicle at a time. It does not cover camping costs or additional fees. Entrance permits are required year-round for all vehicles entering parks designated as fee areas.

The scenic George S. Mickelson Trail stretches over one hundred miles through the Black Hills. The gentle slopes and easy access of the converted railroad track allow people of all ages and abilities to enjoy the beauty of the Black Hills. The trail is 109 miles long and contains more than 100 converted railroad bridges and 4 rock tunnels. The trail surface is primarily crushed limestone and gravel. There are 15 trail-heads, all of which offer parking.