Old Flathead River Ranger Station Trail

Columbia Falls, Montana

A mostly level 9-mile round-trip trail near Columbia Falls through new-growth forest along the Flathead River rim — beautiful views and a few challenging ups and downs.

Green Gate Trails

West Glacier, Montana

A network of mountain bike trails in West Glacier including the Outer Loop, Figure 8, and Ridenour Trail — diverse riding just outside Glacier National Park.

Columbia Mtn. Loop Trail #51

Columbia Falls, Montana

A 12.5-mile multi-use loop near Columbia Falls open to hikers, mountain bikers, motorcyclists, snowshoers, and pack animals alike.

Highway 206 Ditches

Columbia Falls, Montana

A network of singletrack in highway ditches along Highway 206 — flat, snow-free, and ideal for spring fitness riding with some driveway air opportunities.

Smokey Range Nrt. Trail #270

Whitefish, Montana

A 9.3-mile non-motorized trail near Whitefish, Montana running from Road 316 to Road 803 through backcountry terrain.

Summit Mountain Bike Trail #810

Whitefish, Montana

An 8-mile mountain bike trail at Whitefish Mountain Resort, accessible from the base or by taking Chair 1 to the summit — suited for advanced beginners through advanced riders, with a lift-served descent option.

Whitefish Mountain Resort

Whitefish, Montana

An 8-mile climb through beautiful alpine forest to the summit of Whitefish Mountain with huckleberry picking in summer, panoramic Flathead Valley views, and a restaurant at the top — then an epic 8-mile downhill back.

South Fork Hemler Creek Trail #20

Kalispell, Montana

A 5.9-mile trail that climbs 3,100 feet via switchbacks from a Forest Service road to an alpine ridge, open to hikers, horseback riders, mountain bikers, and motorcycles.

Runaway Train Trail #815

Whitefish, Montana

A 2.8-mile advanced downhill-only trail from Whitefish Mountain Resort's summit to the base, loaded with rock drops and natural features — serious riders only.

Peters Ridge Trail #37

Kalispell, Montana

A 2.6-mile trail climbing 1,400 feet along a ridge with great Flathead Valley views — open to hikers, bikers, equestrians, and motorcycles, with seasonal road access restrictions.

Strawberry Lake

Kalispell, Montana

A brutal 5-mile singletrack climb to Strawberry Lake near Kalispell — then 5 miles of pure descent back to the car.

Whitefish Bikepath

Whitefish, Montana

A well-built bike path looping through Whitefish's outskirts past the city beach — a quick, easy leg-stretcher with a scenic lakeside stop.

Horse Trails And Logging Roads Near Strawberry Lake

Kalispell, Montana

A steeply climbing trail near Strawberry Lake that opens into a vast network of horse, ATV, snowmobile, and logging roads where you can literally ride for hours near Kalispell, Montana.

Road 5388

Kalispell, Montana

Park at the bottom and grind your way to the top of this tough Kalispell hill climb, then bomb back down — side trails offer extra adventure for the willing.

Switchback/trail# 725

Kalispell, Montana

A legendary descent on Switchback Trail #725 near Kalispell — 42 switchbacks over 3 miles dropping off the frontside of the mountains after riding Trail #717 toward the Jewel Basin boundary.

Hay Creek Trail #3

A 5.4-mile non-motorized trail from Road #376 to the Whitefish Divide Trail #26 junction — open for hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding in Montana.

Swift Creek Trail

Whitefish, Montana

A short out-and-back section of the Whitefish Trails that ends at a nice overlook — a quick, scenic ride near Whitefish, Montana.

Strawberry Lake Road

Kalispell, Montana

A punishing gravel road climb near Kalispell — and if that's not enough, the Strawberry Lake trail at the top adds an even steeper, longer grind.

Broken Leg Divide Trail #353

Bigfork, Montana

A 2.8-mile mountain bike trail climbing 520 feet through the Flathead National Forest, connecting the Peterson Creek Trail to the Echo-Brokenleg trail.

Wolf Creek Trail/Echo Broken Leg #544

Bigfork, Montana

A mountain bike trail near Bigfork with bench-cut singletrack, loamy deep-woods riding, stream crossings, and exposed corners with stunning valley views — about 6 miles each way.