A cyclist wearing a bright green shirt and helmet rides along a grassy trail surrounded by colorful autumn foliage and trees. The scene captures a sunny day in a natural setting, highlighting the beauty of outdoor biking. Devils Lake State Park mountain bike trail.
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Level: Beginner
Length: 5 mi (8 km)
Surface: Doubletrack
Configuration: Loop
Elevation: +496/ -374 ft
Total: 29 riders
 

Mountain Biking Devils Lake State Park

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#91 of 388 mountain bike trails in Wisconsin
#4,204 in the world

Hilly, rocky, rooty, some gravel, mostly doubletrack. Lots of elevation gain and
loss. Bring your climbing legs!

First added by dgw2jr on Oct 28, 2011. Last updated May 8, 2020. → add an update
Before you go
  • Drinking water: unknown
  • Lift service: unknown
  • Night riding: unknown
  • Pump track: unknown
  • Restrooms: unknown
  • Fat bike grooming: unknown
  • E-bikes allowed: unknown
  • Fee required: unknown
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(Aug 31, 2018)
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  • KM332

    It saddens me that Devils Lake has such an amazing landscape yet offers little for mountain biking. The trails here are all wide trails. No single track to be found. With the elevation and landscape features they have at this park, its sad that a bike club or the park service hasnt worked to promote more mountain biking at this amazing place. Great for camping, swimming, hiking, and climbing, but not much to offer for mountain biking.

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  • Mark Larson
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    It's scenic. It's a nice way to get up to the top of the bluff. It's technical only in that there's rocks and roots and some steep climbing; it's double track (or 8 foot wide path) the whole way. Otherwise there's lots of gravel that's kind of deep for about a third of the loop and most of the climb up to it and a section of the loop is on grass too. The back of the loop wasn't too bad, technical climbing and fast descents with rocks and roots, but still doubletrack. Did a race out here, it's a great race course but would only ride here otherwise for the workout or scenery as the trail itself isn't great.

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  • Jaden-Howe
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    Lots of climbing and not a lot of technical features. Long and fast decends.

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  • Paul_Leverich
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    The upland loop is a good climbing workout double track with lots of cobble and roots to pick a line though the fire lane is quartzite gravel so if you are worried about chips I wouldn't ride it.

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  • dgw2jr
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    Fun, mostly double-track trail. Not technically challenging but the elevation changes will definitely give you a workout.

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Q: Good for beginers?