ミシガンのおすすめMTBライド

The Outer Loop, spanning 20.3 miles, can be accessed from any trailhead and serves as a portal to all that Glacial Hills provides. This trail traces the perimeter of the Pathways, offering mountain bikers the perfect terrain for extended climbs, rapid descents, and narrow, technical sections.

The Addison Oaks Trail is the name of the outermost loop in Addison Oaks County Park. It was built specifically for mountain bikes and features a bunch of small roller hills, berms, and jumps. This is a great trail for all skill levels since the harder obstacles are optional and easy to avoid.

This elevated boardwalk crosses over a pretty boggy spot in the forest. Be careful before just sending it over the boards since the bridge can get petty slick when wet.

This spot on the trail along the water offers a pretty great view of the lake. The trail is mostly paved right around the lake, but the trails to the west of the reservoir were built for unpaved mountain biking.

Like many trails in Michigan, the Mountain Bike Trail at Pontiac Lake Recreation Area consists of packed dirt and sand and is most easily ridden with wide tires or an aired-down fat bike. These are multi-use trails that are also open to foot-traffic, so expect to see others out using the trails.

From this spot on The Chute, you can get spotty views of Lake Robinson through the trees.

Very well maintained mountain bike trails with lots of wooden features. Really cool! Make sure to read the sign at the trailhead which describes the direction you're supposed to go.

Warnarr Trail is a beautiful machine built trail through grasslands and woods that just opened in 2019. The trail offers pure flow and has absolutely no technical obstacles or difficult sections. Hence, it's the perfect terrain for beginners. There is a park fee ($4 daily/$ 20 annully) required. Just pay at the self-registration station at the park entrance and enjoy your ride!