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Skated from Faribault to a little west is Morristown. The trail is in good condition and fairly smooth.
Note: The south end of the route between Chaska and Carver has been rerouted. The TrailLink map is no longer accurate. The trail now runs through downtown Chaska and will cross the Minnesota River at the new bridge. Signs are scarce in this section.
We took it out from International Falls and were expecting it to run along the water. But it went along the road with no view of the water. It keeps you off the road, so that's great. For me, the best part was stopping for dinner at the Cantilever Distillery! Yummy tacos.
The trail is incomplete in several sections, and route you through some neighborhoods and along some busier roads. There is also a construction project by Coons Dam without a very good reroute available. (Summer 2026) but we look forward to writing her again.
The southern end is a bit rough; the middle is not marked very well; and the northern end for ollows the road. But it’s a great link to the Rush Creek Trail, has some beautiful views, and is shaded part of the way.
Ride from Carlton to Duluth was ok, some rough spots but great scenerySouth of Carlton ... very rough, many breaks in pavement Wouldn't do it again!
Short but scenic ride. Added on to the Luverne trail for a longer ride. Don’t forget to see the Nutcrackers!
Great trail for a quick ride around small town! Check out the Nutcracker! Added the Ashby trail for a few extra miles…wonderful scenic ride.
This trail is complete through Maplewood State Park. I have not started in pelican Rapids nor finished all the way to Perham. I started on the west side of Maplewood, through it and several miles beyond. Yes there is a section that is quite hilly and I was thankful for my E bike.
The trails around this park are awesome. Although only 5.2 miles it is a lovely trail, which is different when you go the opposite direction to make it over 10 miles. I did not start in battle Lake. There is a nice gift shop and friendly staff.. Thoroughly enjoyed being here.
We left Duluth and biked 5 miles out. On the way back, we found a few geocaches. Very scenic.
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