アノカ郡のおすすめMTBライド

Today when I stopped be to get an idea of the parking and what the trails were like, it was groomed for fat bikes. Cool uses of this parcel of land. As usual the mountain bike club used as much of the land as possible.

Part of Theodore Wirth Park, The Trailhead is a hub for outdoor recreation in the community. Here, you'll find ski passes and all the essentials for your adventures in the park. There are lockers, a drinking fountain, restrooms, concessions, and equipment rentals.

Theodore Wirth Parkway is one of seven segments of the Grand Rounds Scenic Byway. Although you do share the Parkway with cars, its generally pretty quiet and the road is well-paved, making this a pleasant section of riding.

Please note that those two squiggly knots within Wirth Park are single track mountain bike trails and not suitable for road bikes (as I learned earlier this week as I found myself tangled in a large swarm of kids taking part in a mountain biking class on the trail and hurriedly trying to backtrack out of there). Luce Line Trail can be used to bypass those parts to the west if you weren't intending to mountain bike!

Lemans Lake is located in the 4,900-acre Elm Creek Park Reserve. As you walk along this paved trail, you'll enjoy lovely views of the water through a forested area. This spot offers some of the best, more open views of the lake.

This 22-mile trail connects several parks and passes by lakes through Maple Grove. This section takes you through Elm Creek Park Reserve on a nicely paved path through a heavily forested area. During the fall, the changing colors of the leaves create a stunning backdrop.

This trail spans over 63 miles, connecting the urban and rural areas of the town. This section, running through Theodore Wirth Park, maintains a relatively flat terrain, offering beautiful greenery, especially during the fall when the leaves change color.

The trailhead for 12 miles of good quality singletrack trails. The trails can be used in the winter on fat bikes too.