Johnson Peak/Trixie Pass

Whitefish, Montana

Steep, narrow singletrack up and over Johnson Peak with sweet downhills that make the hike-a-bike stretches worth every step — best ridden as an out-and-back near Whitefish.

Lupfer Trailhead Loop

Whitefish, Montana

A loop mountain bike trail near Whitefish with an optional 0.7-mile side trail to a lookout — overgrown but enjoyable for beginners, with a few good turns and exposed roots.

Round Meadows Trail System

Whitefish, Montana

A 12-mile nordic ski trail system near Whitefish with 7 loops from easy to advanced-moderate, weekly grooming, and summer use by hikers, bikers, and horseback riders — dogs allowed off-leash with voice control.

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.

Reid Divide Fire Road Loop

Whitefish, Montana

A clockwise loop on forest roads and gravel through the Tally Lake area with a short 0.4-mile bushwhack connector — best navigated with GPS.

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.

Tally Gorge Trail #294

Whitefish, Montana

A 2.2-mile non-motorized trail accessing trail #800 near Whitefish, open for hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding with parking available at the undeveloped trailhead.

Tally Lake Overlook

Whitefish, Montana

A Whitefish mountain bike trail with uber-steep singletrack climbs, rocky and rooty descents, and sharp turns that sneak up fast — pick up the Glacier Cyclery guide before you go.

Boney Gulch Trail #801

Whitefish, Montana

A 2.8-mile trail winding through old-growth trees with views of Tally Lake, open to hikers, mountain bikers, and horseback riders near Whitefish.

Whitefish Trail

Whitefish, Montana

An 11-mile mountain bike route with incredible flowing switchbacks, fast descents, and a 200-yard rock cliff overlook — one of the best rides near Whitefish, Montana.

196 Stovepipe Canyon

Whitefish, Montana

A singletrack descent through the forest leads down to Tally Lake near Whitefish, Montana — worth the climb back out for a dip in the lake at the end.

Tally Ridge Trail #458

Whitefish, Montana

A 3-mile mountain bike and hiking trail in the Whitefish area that begins at the Tally Lake trailhead and climbs to the ridge on the east side of Tally Lake.

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.

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.

Reid Divide/trail #800 To Trail #801

Whitefish, Montana

One of the best singletrack trails in Montana — an 11-mile climb on gravel roads leads to amazing flow, rocks, roots, jumps, berms, and a superb tight switchback finish.

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.

Skyles Lake Parking Lot

Whitefish, Montana

A short singletrack connector near Whitefish that serves as a shuttle link between the Whitefish and Beaver Lake trail systems.

Spencer Mountain

Whitefish, Montana

An easy fire-road climb leads to a spider web of narrow singletrack downhills — some with north shore-style stunts — that end too quickly and keep you coming back up at Spencer Mountain near Whitefish.

Whale Creek Trail #11

A 6.2-mile non-motorized trail in Montana beginning at the end of Road 318 — open to hikers and bikers, with a highline available for stock users.