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State Line Trail

107.1 mi

State: MI

Ballast, Gravel

Felch Grade Trail

38 mi

State: MI

Ballast, Dirt, Gravel

Beaver Pete's Trail

20 mi

State: MI

Ballast

Escanaba to Hermansville Rail-Trail

25.5 mi

State: MI

Crushed Stone

Iron Range Trails - Crystal Falls to Iron River Trail

25 mi

State: MI

Ballast

Iron Range Trails - Crystal Falls to Stager Trail

11 mi

State: MI

Ballast

Little Bay de Noc Trail

2.5 mi

State: MI

Asphalt

Little Lake to Chatham Snowmobile Trail

26 mi

State: MI

Ballast, Cinder, Dirt

Nahma Grade Trail

32 mi

State: MI

Dirt

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Trail Image	Trail Name	States	Length	Surface	Rating
	State Line Trail The rugged State Line Trail is Michigan's longest and reddest (iron in the soil) rail-trail. There are over 50 bridges on the trail, often with incredible vistas over rivers. Eagle and osprey...	MI	107.1 mi	Ballast, Gravel	1 reviews
	Felch Grade Trail The Felch Grade Trail is a rough-surfaced route between the communities of Narenta and Felch in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. For most of its length, the trail parallels State Route 69, but your...	MI	38 mi	Ballast, Dirt, Gravel	3 reviews
	Beaver Pete's Trail Beaver Pete's Trail follows portions of an old railroad corridor in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. The trail is popular in winter with snowmobilers. For more information, contact the city of Iron...	MI	20 mi	Ballast	1 reviews
	Escanaba to Hermansville Rail-Trail The Escanaba to Hermansville Rail-Trail runs 25 miles in Michigan's Upper Peninsula following the former Soo Line Railroad built in 1901. The multi-purpose trail can be used by hikers, mountain...	MI	25.5 mi	Crushed Stone	0 reviews
	Iron Range Trails - Crystal Falls to Iron River Trail The Crystal Falls to Iron River section of the Iron Range Trail system is primarily used by snowmobiles and ATVs. The trail follows an old railroad corridor through the bogs, lakes and forests of...	MI	25 mi	Ballast	0 reviews
	Iron Range Trails - Crystal Falls to Stager Trail The Crystal Falls to Stager section of the Iron Range Trail system is primarily used by snowmobiles and ATVs. The trail follows an old railroad corridor through the bogs, lakes and forests of...	MI	11 mi	Ballast	0 reviews
	Little Bay de Noc Trail The Little Bay de Noc Trail sits on the western edge of the bay, running between the cities of Gladstone and Escanaba in the Upper Peninsula. It’s a smooth asphalt multipurpose pathway, which begins...	MI	2.5 mi	Asphalt	0 reviews
	Little Lake to Chatham Snowmobile Trail The Little Lake to Chatham Snowmobile Trail in Michigan's Upper Peninsula traverses a remote area of bog and woodland. For more information, contact Snowmobile Chatham and UP snowmobile trails.	MI	26 mi	Ballast, Cinder, Dirt	0 reviews
	Nahma Grade Trail The Nahma Grade Trail is popular with snowmobilers; it's groomed in winter and links to other area snowmobile trails. The trail passes through a corridor of pine woods, open space and lowland sand...	MI	32 mi	Dirt	0 reviews

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Recent Trail Reviews

State Line Trail

state trail

September, 2024 by registerednutrn

This trail was fun, beautiful, safe and right off Buffalo Campground. The trail was all paved, a few bumps here and there, it takes you through deep woods, over bridges and rivers to see from the bridges. Loved this bike path! If you’re in the area it’s definitely a must ride.

Beaver Pete's Trail

We tried to find this trail on the Iron Mountain end. No luck and disappointing that it isn't more clearly posted

September, 2023 by gmageenen

We tried to find this trail on the Iron Mountain end. No luck and disappointing that it isn't more clearly posted

Felch Grade Trail

Rutted & Mud, Stumps showing through and Rocks Felch Grade

May, 2018 by garylantagne

Starting at Tesch its a Crushed Limestone Trail In Good Condition. Then heading West for approx. 1 Mile just past the Village of Schaffer the Gravel ends and the Dust and Ruts begin.The rest is Tore Up Cinders, Terribly Rutted and Mud Holes, some over a foot deep. Very little Law Enforcement seen so Be Careful out there.
For a State Department of Natural Resources Trail its Pathetic. Dead Trees hanging over the trail also.
Don't get me wrong in Jan. Feb. and maybe into March its Groomed on a Regular Basis but the Other 9 Months Very Poor Riding Conditions.

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