No products in the cart.
Hickory Ridge
Technical wilderness trails with hills, valleys, and glacial lakes
Location: Bloomer, Chippewa County Forest
Singletrack mileage: 15 mi
Double track mileage: 13 mi
Fee: Suggested donation of $5 at the trailhead to Friends of Hickory Ridge Trails
Map availability: Signage at the trailhead and trail intersections.
Winter biking: Yes, groomed regularly. Stay on single track and stay off groomed ski trails.
The Chippewa County forest offers a technical mountain biking experience. The absolute wilderness lets riders experience adventures through steep hills and valleys, over rocky terrain and circling glacial lakes. The Hickory Ridge mountain bike trails are contained within a large tract of Chippewa County Forest land that has been utilized for recreation for a number of years. This same area includes 27 kilometers of cross country ski trails, groomed by the Friends of Hickory Ridge. It is with the cooperation of the Friends of Hickory Ridge that the mountain bike trail system was started a number of years ago. The topography, soil type and landforms make this area perfect for continued mountain bike trail development.
Parking is available, as are pit toilets, and a pavilion.
Learn more about Friends of Hickory Ridge Trails on their website »
LOVE THIS PARK? SUPPORT IT!
It’s people like you that make this all possible. You can support this park and CORBA’s work with a donation, a membership, or both! Heck, you can even volunteer here to help keep trails in good condition. Take action today to impact your community and help our park systems thrive.
