The North Shore is an excellent place to bike ride with gorgeous forests, elevation, and wide open vistas of Lake Superior. Fat bikes mean winter riding – the lower air pressure and fat tires allow you to float over snowy trails where other tires would sink. Local bike riders are introducing the sport and opening trails along the shore. Come back to this page as it is brand new and I expect to have more trails and info listed as it becomes available.
On the Gunflint Trail at Gunflint Lodgen click here or call 800-328-3325
In Tofte at Sawtooth Outfitters; click here or call 218-663-7643
In Two Harbors at Spokengear; call 218-834-2117 for details
In Duluth at Continental Ski & Bike; call 218-728-4466 for details
Lake County Demonstration Forest near Two Harbors has three groomed an one ungroomed trail
Find driving directions to the trail head
Find a map here
Split Rock Lighthouse has converted their 8.7 miles of cross-country ski trails to Fat Bike Trails
Find trail conditions here
Find a map here
Norpine Trail System in Lutsen has opened one lane of the 6K Cascade Connector trail.
The 2017-2018 Norpine winter season is designated as a trial period for testing a dual-use winter trail to be shared by both skiers and fat-tire bikers. Proper use of these trails will insure that these trails will be available for dual use in the future.
Find Fat Bike Info & Rules
Find trail conditions here
Find a map here
Pincushion Mountain Trails in Grand Marais have specific Fat Bike Trails, which opened last winter.
Find trail conditions here
Find a map here
Gunflint Lake Trails With the purchase of a trail pass you can experience over 12 miles of our trails or venture out onto Gunflint Lake for a ride along the international border! You can even bike down to Bridal Falls.
Find a Fat Bike Race here [January 6, 2018]
The page is new and I need your photos of fat biking on the North Shore – head to the GALLERY page and click on submit a photo; thanks!
