Ship a Bike from Vermont to South Dakota

Connect South Dakota's Badlands National Park and Needles Highway with Vermont's steep Green Mountain gap roads and the best gravel riding in the eastern United States. From the Mickelson Trail through the Black Hills to Stowe's ski-town cycling community, your bike travels safely between two trail-rich states.

South Dakota and Vermont share a common appeal for cyclists who value unspoiled landscapes and quiet roads. The Mickelson Trail's 109 miles through the Black Hills offer a gentle introduction to the region, while the Badlands' stark, eroded formations provide an otherworldly backdrop for road riding on low-traffic park roads. Vermont brings a different kind of solitude. The state's dense network of unpaved roads, many dating to the colonial era, has made it the gravel cycling capital of the East Coast. Events like Rasputitsa, the Vermont Overland, and Rooted Vermont draw riders from across the country to tackle muddy spring conditions and late-summer dirt roads. The Green Mountain gap roads, including the fearsome 24-percent grades of Lincoln Gap, challenge even elite climbers. Ski towns like Stowe, Warren, and Woodstock transform into cycling hubs during the warmer months, with local shops and cafes catering to visiting riders.

Shipping between South Dakota and Vermont spans approximately 1,800 miles across the northern tier of the country. Each bicycle is packed with care to protect disc brake calipers, wheel bearings, and frame finishes from the vibration and handling of cross-country transit. Full coverage is included on every shipment, whether you are moving a gravel bike east from Rapid City or a mountain bike west from Burlington. Real-time tracking provides updates throughout the journey from the Great Plains to New England's mountains.