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Biking

Cycling is a great way to travel through the forest, see nature and get those legs and heart pumping. There are many trails that are great for mountain biking, places for road cycling and the nearby "Route of the Hiawatha" is a uniquely educational, historic and beautiful bike route that is a must for cycling enthusiasts.

The Route of the Hiawatha begins on the Superior Ranger District, then enters the dramatic 1.7 mile long Taft tunnel and emerges into Idaho. The Idaho Panhandle National Forests manages this trail.

E-Biking

Electric bikes (E-bikes) are welcome anywhere motorized traffic â€” such as cars, ATVs, or motorcycles — is allowed. Get a Motor Vehicle Use Map (MVUM) at a National Forest office to find opportunities.

Where are e-bikes not allowed?

  • E-bikes are prohibited on any non-motorized trails and roads that are closed to motorized use.
  • E-bikes are prohibited off designated trails or roads.
  • Bicycles and e-bikes are prohibited in designated Wilderness areas.

Mountain Biking

There are miles of roads and trails that are available for mountain bike use. Visitors may use any of these routes year round. There are no permits, fees, or registration required for individuals and small groups.

Most Forest hiking trails and roads are open to mountain bikes. However, many trails were not designed for biking. We suggest you contact the ranger district where you are interested in riding for specific trail information and advice.

Road Cycling

Road cycling is a great way to get around the forest and enjoy the beautiful scenery.
 

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Big Hole Lookout

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The Big Hole Lookout offers guests an opportunity to experience an old-time Forest Service lookout. The tower commands an impressive 360 degree view of valleys and mountain ranges for miles and…

Big Hole Lookout Trail

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With beautiful mature lodge pole forest, amazing views and abundant wildlife, this is a hiker’s paradise. Visit this trail at just the right time in early summer and you will be treated to the Dr.…

Blue Mountain Recreation Area

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This 4,900-acre recreation area includes 41 miles of system trails and is a popular spot for locals and visitors because of its proximity to the city of Missoula and the views of the Missoula valley,…

Cabin City Campground

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Cabin City Campground is located 2.5 miles off of Interstate 90, Exit 22 and is 30 minutes west of Superior, Montana. It is a wooded quiet site adjacent to 12 Mile Creek. This cool and shady…

Cascade Campground

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This campground is located in the canyon bottom along the Clark Fork River. The site is adjacent to the highway and across the road from the river, and forested with Douglas-fir, ponderosa pine and…

Ferry Landing Picnic Area

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This open site is in the canyon bottom on a major river. Recreation opportunities include: picnicking at the beach, fishing and boating the Clark Fork River, hiking and horseback trail riding.View…

Fishtrap Lake Campground

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This is an open, sunny site with scattered trees on a flat bench above Fishtrap Lake. Non-motorized boating and lake fishing permitted. A hiking trail is available nearby.Fish Your National Forests:…

Fishtrap Lake Trail #1104

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This trail is an easy, relaxing walk through a variety of forest types with views of beautiful Fishtrap and Upper Fishtrap lakes. Wildlife such as moose, beavers, osprey, and deer are common in the…

Iron Mountain Trail

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The Iron Mountain Trail #242 follows a wagon road built in 1887 as a route to haul silver ore from the Iron Mountain mine in the Flat Creek drainage to the Clark Fork River adjacent to Cascade…

Kreis Pond Campground

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Close to the Ninemile Ranger Station and Grand Menard Picnic Area, this campground offers mountain biking opportunities and has seven campsites and a day use area with two grills. The campsites are…

Last updated February 17, 2026