Williams Draw

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Status:	Open
Typically Open:	Year Round
Permit Information:	Permit Required - Click Here
Length:	7.88 miles
Highest Elevation:	6859 feet
Duration:	About 50 minutes
Shape of Trail:	Straight Through
Best Direction to Travel:	N/A
Nearest Town:	Hill City
Nearest Town w/ Services:	Hill City
Official Road Name:	691
Management Agency:	Black Hills National Forest
District:	Mystic Ranger District

Highlights

Williams Draw is an easy drive that takes you from Deerfield Lake to the Four Corners area in the beautiful Black Hills. Four Corners is a central location in the large network of other, less maintained, offroad trails. This makes Williams Draw one of the direct routes to the center of the trail network. If your looking to explore in the central Black Hills then Williams Draw is an excellent place to start

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Route Information

Technical Rating

( EASY )

Waypoints

1. Williams Draw Trailhead (0 mi)

Begining of Williams Draw off of Deerfield Road.

Directions to Trailhead

Starting Point: Hill City, South Dakota

Off of Highway 385, turn west on to East Main and continue northwest where the road name will change to Deerfield Road. At 5.3 miles veer left to stay on Deerfield and continue or another 10 miles until at the Williams Draw intersection on the left/south.

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Dispersed

Improved

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Writer Information

Bradley & Rhea Mikkelson

Mapping Crew - Colorado and South Dakota

Bradley and Rhea are currently living in the quaint little town of Fairburn, South Dakota with their two daughters, Riley and Dakota, and their dog Nyx. Bradley was raised in Northern Colorado, while Rhea was raised in the Black Hills of South Dakota. Growing up in these environments, the mountains are where they like to spend their free time. Since meeting in July 2011, they have been fishing, camping, and wheeling together ever since. For the Mikkelson family, owning a Jeep is essential to the mountaineering lifestyle. They currently have three Jeeps, a built 1995 Jeep Cherokee, A mildly built 2000 Jeep Grand Cherokee, and a bone-stock 1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee. As a volunteer wildland firefighter, TrailsOffroad mapping crew and avid nature lovers, the Mikkelson's strongly encourage responsible trail usage, respect for our forests, always stay the trail, pack out what you pack in, and enjoy the adventure!

Hill City, South Dakota (Pennington County)