Manganese Rd
Copper Harbor, MI

The Copper Harbor Trail System provides nearly 40 miles of singletrack and showcases a variety of riding options including downhill tracks, flow trails, traditional cross country, and burly technical options. All trails are well marked, but you should make sure you have access to a map at all times. The majority trails are intermediate, ranging from fast flow trails like Garden Brook to old-school chunky routes like Ma Maki. There are also many expert-level trails like Overflow and Flying Squirrel. Newer and less adventurous riders interested in easier trails can have fun on the Back 9 Trails (Little Loon, Moose on the Loose, and Chipmunk Run).

155 Gratiot St
Copper Harbor, MI

Book a mountain bike shuttle with Keweenaw Adventure Company and be dropped off at the Keweenaw Mountain Lodge or Brockway Mountain to enjoy sustained vertical descents. From the shuttle drop-off points at the top, there is access to a variety of intermediate, advanced and expert only trails. Beginner trails are not accessible via the shuttle. Day passes and weekend passes are available.

Manganese Rd
Copper Harbor, MI

This trail is a must-see at the Copper Harbor Trails system. One section of the trail is not difficult to ride, but is visually spectacular since it is along the edge of the Brockway Mountain ridge, and is literally "On The Edge." This is a popular photo-op spot. The other section of trail is very advanced and is recommended for expert riders only.

Manganese Rd
Copper Harbor, MI

Copper Harbor's jump trails give expert level mountain bikers the perfect place to get some air. Danimal features medium to large-sized jumps as well as two significant drops for extra excitement. Rolling these trails ahead of time is advised and should not be attempted if you cannot handle 3'+ mandatory drops.

Manganese Rd
Copper Harbor, MI

Don’t let the expert trails intimidate you! Even novice riders can enjoy many of the intermediate to difficult trails by riding carefully, taking alternate trails along the way, and walking your bike over technical areas. Always ride with caution!

9332 Manganese Rd
Copper Harbor, MI

For a longer ride, take the Point Trail all the way to the end of the Keweenaw Peninsula at High rock Bay! If you do not wish to ride all of the trail from Copper Harbor to High Rock Bay, you can drive 3.4 miles east along Mandan Road past the end of US-41. The out-and-back trip from here is roughly 11 miles, a perfect afternoon adventure.

Manganese Rd
Copper Harbor, MI

Ride up and down the hills and valleys of Copper Harbor on miles of flow trails. Most trails are intermediate.

Manganese Rd
Copper Harbor, MI

Bike maintenance stations are located at the trailhead.

Manganese Rd
Copper Harbor, MI

Use of the trails is free but a donation or membership to the Copper Harbor Trails Club goes towards maintaining and constructing new trails across the system.