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Cutfoot Sioux Nat'l. Rec. Trail Mountain Bike Trail
Deer River, Minnesota
MTB TRAIL STATS
Avg Rating:   |
1 trail review |
| Status: |
Difficulty:  Beginner |
| Length: 21 miles | Global Rank: #2517 |
| Tread: Singletrack | Configuration: Network |
| Ridden: 4 | Wishlist: 2 |
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Description: Over 18 mile long loop trail, open to mountain bikes. Rolling terrain, with a few good hills and ridgetop singletrack in northwest corner. Almost all singletrack, along remote lakes, through stands of pine, spruce, birch and maple. Great fishing in area lakes. Backcountry campsites on trail at Farley Hills Fire Tower, and nearby at Mosomo Lake, with an "MTB touring" campsite to be built in 2003, but camping is permitted throughout National Forest, unless posted as "No Camping." Forest Roads and trails within the loop are all open to mountain biking. NOTE: This trail was built with the help and support of Minnesota equestrians. Expect horse traffic on the trail, and follow the IMBA Rules of the Trail!
added in 2003 by guest
Description: Over 18 mile long loop trail, open to mountain bikes. Rolling terrain, with a few good hills and ridgetop singletrack in northwest corner. Almost all singletrack, along remote lakes, through stands of pine, spruce, birch and maple. Great fishing in area lakes. Backcountry campsites on trail at Farley Hills Fire Tower, and nearby at Mosomo Lake, with an "MTB touring" campsite to be built in 2003, but camping is permitted throughout National Forest, unless posted as "No Camping." Forest Roads and trails within the loop are all open to mountain biking. NOTE: This trail was built with the help and support of Minnesota equestrians. Expect horse traffic on the trail, and follow the IMBA Rules of the Trail!
added in 2003 by guest 
TRAIL REVIEWS review this trail
reviewed by erikp26 on May 21, 2009
This is not a great trail for mountain biking. There were alot of fallen trees you had to get off and walk around. The trail is not really a singletrack and is made more for hiking. It is also not well marked it kind of ends on a logging road.
