I recently stayed in a rental cabin with some members of my family in the Black Hills. The cabin was in the Terry Peak area in the Northern Hills, just north of the Wharf Mine.
The cabin was perched on a high point in the hills. Near the cabin was a narrow dirt/gravel path called Labrador Creek Road, which served as a nice hiking trail down into some lower parts of the hills. Here are some pictures from our hike.
View Labrador Creek Road in a Google map.
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