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A gentle gravel road will take us to this 'off the beaten path' Black Hills National Forest campground, which happens to be a great spot for an afternoon swim. After lunch we will enjoy the descent along the Mickelson until we reach the turn off to our lakeside camp at Roubaix (pronounced by the locals as Row-bay) Lake. We are headed for our highest point of the week, but with just a 4% grade at our arrival in Dumont, the top of the climb will be a great place for our trailside lunch buffet. Unauthorized use of Medicaid benefits may result in fraud charges.After meeting in Rapid City, we will shuttle to Deadwood to see some of its historic buildings before we head out on the Mickelson Trail. If your Medicaid benefits include transportation, the cost of your trips to all health care related appointments (pharmacy trips are not eligible) will be submitted directly to Medicaid for payment by Prairie Hills Transit. Initial advance verification of benefits is required and for verification and billing purposes, we will need your nine digit number. Your signature and the medical facilities authorized personnel’s signature on a medical appointment trip verification sheet is used for all your trips and is necessary for billing and audit purposes. Prairie Hills Transit is an authorized South Dakota Medicaid transportation provider Stop by our office to buy tokens or call and we can mail them to you. $2.50 - Older adult (60+) Suggested Donation

Local Fare per trip - within Deadwood-Central City-Lead-Pluma $2 - Older adult (60+) Suggested Donation Local Fare per trip - within one community A return trip is considered another trip.

A trip is defined as the starting point (pick-up point) to first destination (drop-off point) which is one-way. Fare is a fee paid for a trip on public transportation.