캐비닛 산 최고의 사이클링 경로

This trail system, with over 25,000 miles of trails, has repurposed old railroads into trails throughout the US. This section passes by several ponds and a creek, offering a peaceful journey.

Ashley Lake Road follows the shores of Ashley Lake. The lake is a tranquil spot surrounded by low mountains and formed by ancient glaciers. It's a fantastic place for various water activities like swimming, boating, and fishing. The lake is particularly renowned for its enormous rainbow trout, making it a must-visit for anglers. As you ride along the road you will see great views of the lake and surrounding forest.

Step back in time at the Whitefish Montana Depot, a historic train station and home to the Whitefish Museum. It's a significant stop on the Amtrak route between Seattle and Minneapolis, and its Tudor revival architecture adds to uniqueness.

Downtown Whitefish, offers a charming and historic western town experience. You'll find a variety of local shops, restaurants, and cozy bars to enjoy.

The end of Beaver Lake Road gives access to the south end of Beaver Lake. Beaver Lake is fishable and has kokanee and rainbow trout.

Smith Lake is located between a residential area and the Whitefish Mountains. It's great for a swim on a warm day, except after rain (due to runoff) and when geese or other birds are in close proximity.

Whitefish Trail, Beaver Lakes section, is a ten-mile drive from downtown Whitefish. This trail can bring hikers north to Beaver Lake, Little Beaver Lake, Dollar Lake, Woods Lake, or south to Skyles Lake. The mountain lakes and forests along this trail bring recreationalists to fish, hike, and camp. This area is less visited than the more popular areas of Montana, like Glacier National Park, but just as natural and pristine.

The end of Beaver Lake Road gives access to the south end of Beaver Lake. Beaver Lake is fishable and has kokanee and rainbow trout.