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Mountain Biking in Michigan

Mountain Biking at Mackinaw State Forest

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Trails: Several trails are at various locations around the Petoskey region and form part of the North Country Trail.
Wildwood Hills Pathway - 3 stacked loops for a total length of 10 miles, rated easy to intermediate.
Spring Brook Pathway - 3 easy loops totaling 8 miles.
North Country Trail - 50-mile linear trail through Boyne Falls and Petoskey rated novice to intermediate.
North Country Trail - 33-mile linear trail from Petoskey to Wildwood State Park, rated intermediate to expert
Access fee:
Nearest town: Petoskey, MI
Trail map: The Bicycling Up North brochure has maps of four trails in the Petoskey area and is available from the tourist bureau and bike stores in Petoskey. Trails are in the the Trail Atlas of Michigan.
Web site: Most of the trails are in Mackinaw State Forest
Points of interest:
Other activities: Hiking
Lodging: Several resorts and motels are in the region
Camping: Petoskey State Park has 190 sites
Weather forecast: Charlevoix
Tourism info: Petoskey-Harbor Springs-Boyne Country Visitors Bureau
Getting to the trail: Trails are located at various locations throughout the area
Map of local region: Petoskey

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Number of ratings: 1
Average rating: 5.00

Area name: Mackinaw State Forest
Number of times riding the trail: Weekly
I last rode there in: Oct, 2004
Trails that I have ridden: All trails at both Chippewa Hills and Norway Ridge
Favorite trails: Big Rock single track at Chippewa Hills
Best time to go: Fall, September and October, trails are dry and bug free!!
Trail marking: Very good
Trail maintenance: Very good
Rating: 5 stars
What I liked: excellent diversity of trails, roller coaster single track, flat out open double track,and plenty of wildlife viewing in the evenings of turkey, deer and bear.
What I disliked:
Comments:
Submitted by: vince call
from: alpena
Date submitted: March 2, 2005

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