Biking
We know that many of you are eager to hit the trails. In order to avoid resource damage to our steeper trails (such as Bruno's Run) our trails manager encourages bikers to hold off until after spring thaw has passed. Check here for updates, so you'll know when the frost is out of the ground. Thank you for your "Tread Lightly" ethic.
Please note that our biking trails are designated "non-motorized." In keeping with agency direction, non-motorized trails are not open to eBikes. eBikes are welcome to use our Motorized Vehicle Use Maps to explore the over 2000 miles of Hiawatha roads and trails open to motorized use.
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Bay De Noc Grand Island National Recreation Trail
The Bay de Noc/Grand Island Trail parallels the Whitefish River, starting from 1/2 to 2 miles east of the river. The trail follows the approximate location of an ancient Chippewa Indian portage route…
Bruno's Run Trail
The Bruno’s Run Trail offers a 9 mile (14.48 km) loop ideal for non-motorized uses. Although the trail is not groomed in winter, it does offer a suitable outing for hikers, bikers, and horseback…
Pine Marten Run Trail
Pine Marten Run is a 26-mile system of non-motorized trails in the Ironjaw Semi-Primitive Area open to hikers, bikers, and horseback riders. The trail system has five designated loops. Trail loops…
Valley Spur Single Track Mountain Bike Trail
The Valley Spur Single Track Mountain Bike Route offers a range of non-motorized bicycling opportunities for beginners and experts alike. The main trailhead and parking area are located at the Valley…