Hay Creek Trail #3

The Hay Creek trail is 5.4 miles long. It begins at the end of Rd #376 and ends at Jct. Whitefish Divide Trail #26. The trail is open for non-motorized uses. source: fs.usda.gov...

Whale Creek Trail #11

The Whale Creek trail is 6.2 miles long. It begins at the end of Rd #318. A highline is available for stock users. The trail is open for non-motorized users. source: fs.usda.gov...

Smokey Range Nrt. Trail #270

Whitefish, Montana

The Smokey Range Nrt. trail is 9.3 miles long. It begins at Road #316 and ends at Rd #803. The trail is open for non-motorized uses. source: fs.usda.gov

Old Flathead River Ranger Station Trail

Columbia Falls, Montana

Easy ride on a mostly level trail. A couple of up and downs are steep, but the majority of the ride is easy. Ride through new growth forest and along the rim next to the Flathead river....

Summit Mountain Bike Trail #810

Whitefish, Montana

The Summit Mountain BikeTrail is 8 miles long. It begins at the base area and can also be accessed by Chair 1 (Glacier Chaser) at the summit of Whitefish Mountain Resort. This trail is...

Whitefish Mountain Resort

Whitefish, Montana

The Big Mtn has some great trails and some a very technical downhill. I like to ride the main trail from the village to the summit. It's 8 miles and climbs 2000 ft through beautiful...

Finger Lake Trail #802

Olney, Montana

The Finger Lake Trail is 1.5 miles long. The lake is a popular short day hike to a mountain lake the offers fishing and water play. The trailhead is located near the upper Stillwater...

Runaway Train Trail #815

Whitefish, Montana

The Run Away Train Trail is 2.8 miles long. It begins at the summit of Whitefish Mountain Resort and ends at the base area near Chair 1 (Glacier Chaser). This free-ride design trail is...

Green Gate Trails

West Glacier, Montana

Network of mountain bike trails including the Outer Loop, Figure 8, and the Ridenour Trail.

Swift Creek Trail

Whitefish, Montana

This piece of the Whitefish Trails is an out and back. Short ride to a nice overlook.

Lupfer Trailhead Loop

Whitefish, Montana

Loop trail with an additional .7 mile trail up to a lookout. Very overgrown, but a nice trail for a short ride. Not much for downhill. XC could get a little workout. Great for beginners...

Whitefish Bikepath

Whitefish, Montana

A well built bike trail that loops through the outskirts of Whitefish and passes by the city beach. Good for a quick stretch of the legs.

Round Meadows Trail System

Whitefish, Montana

The Round Meadows X-C Ski trails include 12 miles of easy to advance moderate nordic ski terrain. There are 7 trail loops within the Round Meadow trail system. The trailhead has ample...

Whitefish Trail

Whitefish, Montana

The trail goes north approx 4.5 miles, connects to a loop about 3 miles diameter, and then you head back on the same 4.5 mile trail. Incredible flowing switchbacks, fast descents, and...

Skyles Lake Parking Lot

Whitefish, Montana

Basically it is a single track shuttle to Whitefish and Beaver lake trails.

Columbia Mtn. Loop Trail #51

Columbia Falls, Montana

The Columbia Mtn. Loop Trail is 12.5 miles long. It begins at Berne Road and ends at Columbia Mtn. Camp Road #1155. The trail is open for the following uses: Hiking, mountain biking,...

Spencer Mountain

Whitefish, Montana

The fire road up is a kind of stairway to heaven. It provides easy access to the top where you can access a spider web of great, narrow, singletrack downhills, some including north...

Highway 206 Ditches

Columbia Falls, Montana

In Montana, it is completely legal to run ATV's, dirtbikes, horses, and the like in the ditches along the highways. This has actually created a rather vast network of singletrack trails...

Tally Lake Overlook

Whitefish, Montana

Glacier cyclery sells an amazing guide... go buy it. There is some road climbing until you hit singletrack. There are some UBER STEEP climbs in the first singletrack section, but it...

Johnson Peak/Trixie Pass

Whitefish, Montana

I rode this as an out and back from the trailhead up FS 2904, but I looked at the Glacier Cyclery Ride Guide after I did this and was surprised to find it in there... they set it up as...