Cuyuna Mountain Bike Trail System
Cuyuna Mountain Bike Trail System
Get your heart pumping with the tight turns and scenic vistas of this highly anticipated, singletrack trail system! Enjoy over 25 miles of riding spread across 800 acres in Cuyuna Country State Recreation Area.
With over 30 purpose-built routes to choose from, everyone from beginner to pro can enjoy the breath-taking rides and overlooks. The trails are enhanced by the deep-red soil, turquoise mine lakes, and white bark of the aspen and birch trees. When taking a break from the exhilarating descents, mountain bikers can watch for bald eagles, red-tailed hawks, beavers and other wildlife.
Winter trails
10 miles of winter fat bike trails have just opened in the Sagamore Unit of the CCSRA. The trails are groomed and ready for your participation.
Rating system:
Easy 
More Difficult 
Most Difficult Extremely Difficult
The Cuyuna Mountain Bike Trail System dips, dives and weaves across more than 800 acres of Cuyuna Country State Recreation Area.
The single-track trail system provides a wide range of riding opportunities, from easy to extremely difficult.
This is one of the few trail systems in the country specifically built, or "purpose-built," for mountain biking.
Mountain bikers are strongly encouraged to wear protective gear to prevent injuries.
Cuyuna Lakes State Trail, offering six miles of paved surface, also runs through the recreation area.
If you need a break from mountain biking, there are many places overlooking the lakes and hills of this picturesque destination.
The trail system is made up of adventurous routes like Screamer, Sidewinder and Skip, just to name a few.
There are opportunities for other types of recreation including fishing, canoeing, kayaking, scuba diving, camping.
The stunning colors of the rocks and soil are due to mineral deposits such as iron and silica.
There is no shortage of breath-taking features with crystal-clear lakes, scenic vistas and now, 25 miles of mountain biking.
There are also 25 miles of natural shoreline and 267 acres of continuous surface water.
