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This is an unpaved section of East Skyline Parkway/Scenic Skyline Parkway. In dry conditions it should be all right for most tires, excepting the skinniest road tires, but you always have the option of detouring along the Duluth-Superior Metropolitan Bike Route, to the south.

There's a reason this is (for bikers) called the Scenic Skyline Trail. This is just one of many gorgeous overlooks you'll have along your ride.

Seven Bridges Road in Duluth, Minnesota, is a scenic stretch of road located in the eastern part of the city, leading into the Amity Creek area. The road is named for its seven unique, historic stone bridges, each crafted from local materials. These bridges span Amity Creek, offering stunning views of waterfalls, forests, and the surrounding hills. This winding road is a popular destination year round, but is especially popular in the autumn, when the area becomes a vibrant display of fall colors. In the winter from November to May, the road is closed to cars, making it a cool (sometimes literally!) spot to ride for adventurous cyclists.

The St. Albans Bay Bridge carries Minnetonka Boulevard over St. Albans Bay, an inlet of Lake Minnetonka, connecting the cities of Excelsior and Greenwood in Minnesota. From the bridge you get great views over the bay, making it a pleasant place to stop and take in the views as you ride around the area.

The hiker or biker can connect the Luce Line Regional Trail with the North Cedar Lake Regional Trail with this circular ramp.

The Luce Line State Trail is a 63-mile rails-to-trails path that stretches from Plymouth to Cosmos. The trail offers both rural and urban landscapes as it travels through woodland, suburbs, and wetlands.

The Dakota Rail Regional Trail stretches 28.1 miles from Wayzata to Lester Prairie, Minnesota, along the former Hutchinson Spur of the Great Northern Railway. This paved trail is popular with bikers, skaters, and hikers, offering a look at lakes, wetlands, woodlands, and farmlands. Starting in Wayzata, you can park at the trailhead on Grove Lane and grab a bite or fill up water downtown. The Carver County section extends an additional 12.5 miles west of St. Bonifacius to Mayer. Maps along the trail show your location, restrooms, and nearby services, with parking available at several locations.

This portion of the Dakota Rail Regional Trail near Minnetonka Beach offers scenic views along the shores of Lake Minnetonka. This section of the 29-mile paved trail is popular due to its proximity to the water; you get nearly continuous lake vistas and pass by buildings and attractions that reflect the area’s history as a 19th-century resort destination. The trail is open for walking, running, and cycling, with easy access to parking and facilities along its route.