Biking in Minnesota

Passing through boreal forests, abundant lakes, streams and rivers, and wildflower meadows, the Paul Bunyan State Trail is one of the longest continuously paved rail-to-trails in the country. 

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One of the best ways to see Minnesota’s picturesque North Shore is by bike — the Gitchi-Gami State Trail, specifically, a grand tour of the area's top attractions with vibrant Lake Superior views. 

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Running through sections of the Chippewa National Forest and Paul Bunyan State Forest, the Heartland State Trail is marked by grassy meadows, northern hardwood and spruce fir forests, and towering white pines.

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If you’re looking for a way to cover serious miles by bike in Northern Minnesota and tour hidden gems and the rich mining history of the Iron Range, the Mesabi Trail is for you.

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From fantastical hardwood forests to beautiful river bluffs and quaint river towns to pristine state parks, the Mississippi River Trail offers bicyclists an embarrassment of riches.

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Riding under a mature tree canopy, you’ll see frequent scenic views of the beautiful Cannon River and a variety of other lakes and overlooks along the Sakatah Singing Hills State Trail.

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