Whether you are looking to take a cruise on a paved bike trail or an exciting off-road mountain bike ride, North Dakota has a route to meet your needs. North Dakota Parks and Recreation Department manages over 100 miles of bike trails around the state.
Mountain Biking Trails
Beaver Lake State Park – 5 Miles
Cross Ranch State Park – 14 Miles
Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park – 8 Miles
Fort Ransom State Park – 14 Miles
Fort Stevenson State Park – 8.5 Miles
Grahams Island State Park – 2 Miles
Icelandic State Park – .75 Miles
Lake Metigoshe State Park – 11.5 Miles
Lake Sakakawea State Park – 5 Miles
Lewis & Clark State Park – 5 Miles
Maah Daah Hey Trail – 144 Miles
Pembina Gorge State Recreation Area – 20 Miles
Roughrider Trail – 16.5 Miles
Turtle River State Park – 9 Miles
Turtle Mountain State Recreation Area – 10 Miles
Rentals
Fat Tire Bike rentals are available at Fort Stevenson State Park and Lewis & Clark State Park.
Rentals are $8/hour and $50/day.
Paved Trails
In partnership with local communities, the North Dakota Parks and Recreation Department has three parks that offer paved trails connecting users from state parks to cities.
Missouri Valley Millennium Legacy Trail: This paved trail connects visitors of Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park to a number of historical, recreational, and cultural places along the Missouri River. The trail from the park into the City of Mandan stretches 2.9 miles. Bikers can access this trail at a number of spots along the park’s main road.
Lake Metigoshe Paved Trail: This paved trail is an 11-mile loop that runs parallel to Lake Loop Road. Bikers can access this trail at the entrance of the park.
Cavlandic Trail: The Cavlandic trail runs from the city of Cavalier to Icelandic State Park. The trail is 6.5 miles one way and provides users access to a number of amenities in the city of Cavalier.
All North Dakota State Park and Recreation Area trail maps are available in the OuterSpatial App.