20 Popular Fat Bike Trails You’ve Never Heard Of

11. Minooka Park, Waukesha, Wisconsin Heading back to Wintery White Wisconsin, this Waukesha park is home to a relatively new mountain bike trail system that is very fat bike friendly. 12. Discovery Hills Trail System, Salmon, Idaho While the entire trail system is great for fat biking during the winter months, the Enduro Loop within the …

11. Minooka Park, Waukesha, Wisconsin

Photo: Guest
Photo: Guest

Heading back to Wintery White Wisconsin, this Waukesha park is home to a relatively new mountain bike trail system that is very fat bike friendly.

12. Discovery Hills Trail System, Salmon, Idaho

Photo: chukt
Photo: chukt

While the entire trail system is great for fat biking during the winter months, the Enduro Loop within the trail system has been specifically reported as prime for fat biking. At 9 miles long, this is a substantial fat bike ride.

13. Black Oak, Windsor, Ontario

Photo: Sandro Verrelli
Photo: Sandro Verrelli

At 16km in length during the summer, there’s plenty of space here for a great fat bike outing!

14. Sunnyvale County Park, Wausau, Wisconsin

Photo: mblock78
Photo: mblock78

Sunnyvale County Park is a bit unique in that it has a snow-specific trail that is only open once the snow has fallen! To ride this trail, you have to break out the fat bike and hit it during the chilly winter months! And of course, the grooming here is top-notch.

15. Coulson’s Hill, Bradford, Ontario

Photo: Sandro Verrelli
Photo: Sandro Verrelli

This 16km trail is home to some great fat biking during the winter months.

16. Happy Creek Trail System, Hinton, Alberta

Photo: chuckpelley
Photo: chuckpelley

Finally, a showing in western Canada! Based on the photos that chuckpelley has posted, it looks like the trails here are well-groomed with a snowmobile.

17. Hilton Falls, Milton, Ontario

Photo: GSwayze
Photo: GSwayze

Full of wooden bridges and other obstacles, Hilton Falls can be sketchy in the winter–but it’s manageable.

18. Boyce Park, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Photo: barrybikes
Photo: barrybikes

Boyce Park is home to at least 20 miles of mountain bike trails during the summer. While it’s possible there’s grooming here, due to its close proximity to Pittsburgh, chances are good that most of these trails get traffic packed when snow falls.

19. Mount Falcon Park, Morrison, Colorado

Photo: Michael Paul
Photo: Michael Paul

While also located on the Colorado Front Range, this trail sits up a little higher and hangs onto snow for more of the season than the other Colorado trail on this list. Of course, none of the Colorado trails listed here are the best fat biking trails in the state, but they are some of the most popular trails that see wintertime fat bike traffic. For better snow biking, be sure to head higher up into the mountains to destinations like Winter Park, Leadville, and Crested Butte.

20. Elm Creek Park, Maple Grove, Minnesota

 

Yet another showing from the Twin Cities area, Elm Creek Park is a popular ride in both the winter and the summer. Your Turn: What’s your favorite fat biking trail? Share it with us in the comments section below!