The Maah Daah Hey Trail Association is celebrating its 20th year of promoting and maintaining the Maah Daah Hey Trail System. Festivities will begin with lunch at Sully Creek State Park (lunch is free to MDHTA members, $15 for all others). All MDHTA founders and trail crew, MDHTA members and past officers, and all trail Read more
The Maah Daah Hey Trail Association (MDHTA) is sponsoring the 2019 Trail Challenge to encourage hikers, bikers and horse riders to discover, use and enjoy the Maah Daah Hey Trail. The Trail Challenge is offered in four categories, a 25, 50, 100, and 150 mile trail challenge. Anyone who hikes, bikes or horseback rides 25, Read more
The US Forest Service has issued an warning to MDHT users to please park in trailhead parking south of Medora rather than along the East River Road. See the notice below. The Maah Daah Hey Trail offers scenic views and a premier outdoor experience for hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding enthusiasts. We want your Read more
This year’s Trails Day event took place on the Buffalo Gap Trail west of Medora south of Old US 10. Forty-two volunteers from the Maah Daah Hey Trail Association along with other organizations, such as, US Forest Service, Save the MDH, and Dakota Boys and Girls Ranch joined forces to surface 1000 feet of trail. Read more
Its official! The entire 144 miles of the Maah Daah Hey Trail, including Maah Daah Hey 2, or The Deuce, has been designated a National Recreation Trail. The designation was made on December 14, 2016 by the Northern Regional Forester, Leanne Marten. The application for this designation was supported by the North Dakota Department of Read more
The 2016 Trails Day headquartered out of the Third Creek Trail Head drew 42 hard working folks from western as well as central North Dakota. Response from the volunteers was so good that all of the gravel used to surface the trail that day was spread by 10:30 am and an additional half mile of Read more
Thirty hardy individuals participated in the 2015 National Trails Day event held on the Maah Daah Hey Trail on Saturday, June 6, 2015. The day before the event up to 2 inches of rain fell causing creeks and rivers to run high. But the clouds cleared out on Trails Day providing a perfect day to Read more
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