•The Sawyer Creek Trails

The Sawyer Creek trails are located at the headwaters to Sawyer Creek on City, DNR and School property on the north side of town.  The trails can be used for walking, cycling, skiing and snowshoes.  The trails are hilly, and at this time, they are not mowed or groomed.  You are welcome to park near the Indianhead Arts Center and use the trails (NO motorized use!).  Click here for a map of the trails.

•Wildcat Mountain Bike Trails

Started in 2007, a new group of single and double track off-road bicycle trails are in the process of being built about 6 miles east of Shell Lake in Washburn County Forest Unit 22.  Click Here for the latest maps. 

•Spooner City Trails

There is a set of bike/hike/ski trails located in Spooner's City Park about 7 miles north of Shell Lake.  These trails are groomed for skiing in the winter and maintained for mountain bikes in the summer.  Call Riverbrook Bike and Ski for more information on these trails.

•CAMBA Trails

The CAMBA Off-Road Bike Trail System consists of over 300 miles of marked and mapped routes through a wilderness of striking beauty and peaceful solitude.  The  trails lie in and around the beautiful Chequamegon National Forest as well as in Bayfield and Sawyer County Forests - nearly a million acres in which to ride your fat tire bike. Of this, CAMBA has adopted an area of approximately 1,600 square miles. The system is divided into six clusters, each with one or more trail heads. An overview area map of the entire system indicating the location of each cluster as well as other rideable gravel and on-road paved routes is available. More detailed maps of each cluster with trail routes and navigational narratives are also available at area bike shops and chambers of commerce or directly from CAMBA.  See www.cambatrails.org for more information.  These are some of the best off-road bike trails in the mid-west!