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The premier systemof off-road bike trailsin the Midwest,located in and aroundthe beautifulChequamegon-NicoletNational Forestregion of NorthwestWisconsinCABLEDELTADRUMMONDHAYWARDMT. ASHWABAY BAYFIELDNAMAKAGONSEELEYWiSCONSiNA Legacy of TrailAdvocacy andCommunityInvestmentBronze LevelFeaturing the Rock LakeIMBA
mountain bike trail SystemWelcome to the fun & adventure ofmountain biking in Northwest Wisconsin!The Chequamegon Area Mountain Bike Association(CAMBA) off-road bike trail system consists of over 300miles of marked and mapped trails and routes through anear-wilderness area of striking beauty and peaceful solitude.Area cyclists have created the CAMBA trail system to makethis vast, unique area available to everyone. We hope youenjoy the riding and join with us in preserving this resource.CAMBA is a volunteer, non-profit organization with 501(c)3tax-exempt status from the Internal Revenue Service. CAMBAderives its funding through memberships, sponsorships, mapadvertising, grants, donations and special fund raising initiatives.CAMBA is a chapter of the International Mountain BicyclingAssociation (IMBA). CAMBA members are also members of IMBA.See page 15 for more information about CAMBA membership oryou may join online at www.imba.com/membership.Cover photos: top; Hansi Johnson, bottom; Chris YoungCAMBA embarked on its mission in 1993. Since that timeCAMBA has developed a user-friendly network of over 300miles of mapped and marked mountain bike trails and routeseffectively opening a vast region to use by the cycling public.The CAMBA system has been nationally recognized as a modelof a well-organized, user-friendly trail system and has receivedextensive regional and national publicity.The CAMBA trails lie in and around the beautifulChequamegon-Nicolet National Forest as well as in Bayfieldand Sawyer County Forests — nearly a million acres in whichto ride your fat tire bike. Of this, CAMBA has adopted an areaof approximately 2,000 square miles. The system is dividedinto seven sub-systems, known as clusters, each with one ormore trailheads. An over view area map of the entire systemindicating the location of each cluster as well as other graveland on-road paved routes is available. More detailed waterproofmaps of each cluster with trail routes are available at areabike shops, chambers of commerce, or directly from CAMBA.The CAMBA system has become recognized as theSingletrack Capital of the Midwest, with the most extensivesystem of interconnected singletrack east of the Mississippi.CAMBA has realized its vision of a linked system of singletracktrails connecting Hayward, Seeley, Cable and Namakagon andis continuing to enhance, improve, and expand this iconictrail network, including an entire new cluster of trails at Mt.Ashwabay in Bayfield.Scan Herefor Quick Web AccessCAMBA’S ONFACEBOOK,TWITTER ANDYOU TUBE!CAMBA: P.O. Box 141Cable, WI org2
Themission ofCAMBAis to support mountain bikeadvocacy, education, sustainable trail developmentChequamegon Area in partnershipU.S. Forest Service, local governmentsand agencies, and private landowners.and tourism in thewith theThe CAMBA Trails have been recognized by the InternationalMountain Bike Association as a Bronze Level Ride Center.In addition, several CAMBA trails have received IMBA’sprestigious EPIC trail designation.CAMBA takes its responsibility as a steward of theenvironment very seriously and is committed to sustainabletrail development — trails that will withstand years of regularuse without degrading or promoting erosion. All new trailshave been designed and constructed to best practices asprescribed by the International Mountain Bike Association.RULES OFTHE TRAILRIDE ON TRAILSONLYLEAVE NO TRACECONTROL YOURBICYCLEALWAYS YIELDNEVER SPOOKANIMALSPLAN AHEADEach CAMBA cluster is comprised of25 – 40 miles of trail. Trail clusters arelocated in the communities of Bayfield,Cable, Delta, Drummond, Hayward,Namakagon and Seeley. The trails follow avariety of routes, including logging roads,fire lanes, snowmobile and ski trails,double track and extensive singletracktrails. The terrain lends itself to riders of allabilities, from beginners to seasoned fattire experts. There are no paved bike pathsin the system.As you explore the CAMBA system,you will ride through rolling terrain dottedwith lakes, rivers, streams, ridges andmeadows carved by glaciers during the last ice age. The entiresystem is heavily wooded and wildlife is plentiful. It’s notunusual to sight deer, bear, porcupine, bald eagles and a wideassortment of other forest animals. Wildflowers bloom fromlate May through the summer. From June through September,berry picking — wild strawberries, blueberries, raspberriesand blackberries — can add a tasty diversion to your tour. Thefall colors begin in late August and reach their splendid peaknear the end of September and early October. Most trails inthe system are rideable from May through November — almostseven months of fat tire fun! And with the expansion of ourwinter fat bike routes, you can ride almost year round.Several area bike shops close to CAMBA trails offer bikesales and rentals, clothing, accessories and repairs as wellas trail riding recommendations. The Chequamegon Area is anoutdoor recreation paradise that welcomes visitors year round.Northwest Wisconsin is home of the American Birkebeiner,Chequamegon Fat Tire Festival, Fat Bike Birkie, and theFirehouse 50 — and an area that welcomes off-road cyclistswith open arms.For lodging assistance and other area information, contactthe Cable Area Chamber of Commerce (800) 533-7454,www.cable4fun.com; Hayward Lakes Visitor and ConventionBureau (800) 724-2992, www.haywardlakes.com; orHayward Area Chamber of Commerce (715) 634-8662,http://haywardareachamber.com.The Chequamegon Area Mountain Bike Association invitesyou to try our trails —you won’t be disappointed. CAMBAencourages you to ride safely, wear a helmet and respect theenvironment.3
Cable ClusterCABLE TRAILHEADDirections: Approaching Cable from the south on Highway 63turn right (east) on Highway M. Drive 1/2 block and turn rightonto Randysek Rd. Park in the municipal parking lot adjacentto the Fire Department. Water available.SHORT & FATMileage: 15.1 miles Difficulty: Intermediate Trail Type: 20%easy-riding singletrack, 30% two-track, 40% gravel road, 10%paved road. Description: This is the actual route used duringthe annual Chequamegon Fat Tire Festival. Lots of trail typesand terrain variations in a roller coaster ride through the woodswith several cut-off options available.WILD RIVERMileage: 5 miles Difficulty: Beginner Trail Type: 20% pavedroad, 40% two-track, 40% gravel road. Description: Easy familyfriendly ride on pavement, snowmobile trail and abandonedrailroad grade with a spectacular view of the Wild & ScenicNamekagon River from an old railroad trestle.NORTH END TRAILHEADDirections: From Cable travel 1/2 mile east on County Hwy M.Turn right (south) on Randysek Road and drive 2 miles to theNorth End Trailhead.OJIBWE TRAILMileage: 10.5 miles Difficulty: Intermediate with narrowand technical sections. Trail Type: 100% singletrack.Description: Deep woods singletrack with frequent punchyclimbs. Great blend of old school and more contemporar ystyle trail. Links to FlowMama and southbound trails andEsker and eastbound trails.SLEIGH TRAILMileage: 3.7 miles Difficulty: Easy Trail Type: 24% easyriding singletrack, 20% gravel road, 4% Birkie Trail, 33% skitrail. Description: Enjoy the roller coaster profile of southernBayfield County Forest on a route that provides a wide varietyof trail types and terrain changes. Sample forest road climbs,Birkebeiner Trail descents, and meandering ski trails through amixed hardwood forest.BIRKIE START TRAILHEADDirections: From Cable turn right on Randysek Road and drive1.5 miles south. Turn left on McNaught Road and follow 2miles to the trailhead. Water available.TELEMARK TRAVERSEMileage: 2 miles Difficulty: Intermediate Trail Type: 100%singletrack Description: Connects Birkie Start Trailhead nearTelemark Resort to Ojibwe. Winding climb out of the valley onmoderately technical singletrack.4
TELEMARK TERRAIN PARKMileage: 1.5 miles Difficulty: Difficult Trail Type: 100%technical singletrack. Description: Challenging technical trailthat climbs and traverses wooded areas between old Telemarkski slopes. Steep climbs, tight turns, narrow — in a word,gnarly.ESKER TRAILMileage: 3.4 miles Difficulty: Intermediate Trail Type: 100%singletrack. Description: Glacial features at their best in thisaerobic workout. Climb to the top of a knife ridge esker, ridepast a spring-fed lake and view other glacial features. Notfor the weak of body or mind. Quickest Access: Spider LakeFirelane at C9 or C8.DANKY DANKMileage: 4.5 miles Difficulty: Difficult Trail Type: 100%singletrack. Description: A blend of winding and technicaland open and flowing through very remote country includingseveral glacial esker ridge routes. Rock features and technicalsegments elevate the difficulty of this trail. Quickest Access:From Esker Trail at C12.Thank You Land ownersCAMBA is extremely grateful for the privilege of beingallowed to utilize the vast public lands of the area todevelop and maintain our trail system. A very special thankyou is extended to the following agencies and organizationsfor their support and cooperation.United StatesForest ServiceBayfield CountyForestSawyer CountyForestMt. TelemarkPartners, LLCPhoto by Ron BerginNo Hands Bridge,Hildebrand Lake Loop5
delta clusterDELTA LAKE PARK TRAILHEADDirections: From Iron River drive - 9 miles southeaston County Hwy H to Scenic Drive to Delta Lake CountyCampground. From Drummond take Delta-Drummond Rd. (FR35) north for 11 miles and turn left (west) on County Hwy. H.In .25 mile turn left on Scenic Drive and drive 1.5 miles to thetrailhead.WEST FORK TRAILMileage: 11.3 miles Difficulty: Intermediate Trail Type: 46%singletrack, 15% two-track, 20% gravel road, 29% paved.Description: Pine Barrens, tall red and white pines and rusticold-school singletrack.TALL PINES TRAILHEADDirections: From Delta Lake Trailhead drive 5 miles west onW. Delta Rd. (FR 231) and then 2 miles south on Beck Rd.(FR 229). From Drummond drive 5.8 miles west on CountyHwy N. Turn right on Beck Rd. (FR 229) and drive 5.5 milesnor th to the trailhead.TALL PINES TRAILMileage: 10.8 miles Difficulty: Easy Trail Type: 10%singletrack, 77% two-track, 13% gravel road. Description:Scenic, remote forest with wild blueberries and raspberriesin July. Combine with Wilderness Lake Trail for a great longtwo-track ride.WILDERNESS LAKE TRAILPhoto by Darlene ProisMileage: 9.2 miles Difficulty: Easy Trail Type: 2% easy-ridingsingletrack, 94% two-track, 4% gravel road. Description:Pleasant two-track ride connecting to Drummond Cluster.Patsy Lake Trail6
Drummond ClusterDRUMMOND TOWN PARK TRAILHEADDirections: From Hwy 63 in Drummond turn north on WisconsinSt. at the Black Bear Restaurant. Go 3 blocks and turn left(west) at the T intersection on Superior St. Follow Superior St.to the Town Park. Park in the upper lot. Water available.CISCO LAKE TRAILMileage: 4.6 miles Difficulty: Easy Trail Type: 25% gravelroad, 75% paved road. Description: Easy beginner’s loop.Watch otters and loons on Lake Drummond or visit thehistorical Rust Owen Reser voir site.HORSE PASTURE TRAILMileage: 18.2 miles Difficulty: Easy. Non-technical terrainover a longer distance. Trail Type: 10% two-track, 60% gravelroad, 30% paved road. Description: Not technical in difficulty,long mileage through flat to rolling terrain. See trilliums inthe spring.PIGEON LAKE TRAILMileage: 11.4 miles Difficulty: Easy. Trail Type: 60% gravelroad, 40% paved road Description: Easy gravel jaunt throughthe deep woods.REYNARD LAKE TRAILMileage: 14.8 miles Difficulty: Easy. Non-technical terrainover an intermediate distance Trail Type: 55% gravel road,45% paved road Description: Forest road gravel route, withwildflowers, remote lakes, bogs and swamps.STAR LAKE TRAILMileage: 11.6 miles Difficulty: Easy. Non-technical terrainover an intermediate distance Trail Type: 40% gravel road,60% paved road. Description: Water, wildflowers and wildlifeabound on this cruise through Northwoods lake countr y.DRUMMOND SKI TRAILS TRAILHEADDirections: From Hwy 63 in Drummond drive south on FR213, .9 mile. Turn left (east) at the entrance to the trailheadfor the Drummond Ski Trail System.ANTLER TRAILMileage: 1.9 miles Difficulty: Easy Trail Type: 100% easyriding ski trail singletrack. Description: Good beginner’s loopto experience some easy singletrack riding.BOULEVARD TRAILMileage: 6.2 miles Difficulty: Easy Trail Type: 75% two-track,25% easy riding singletrack. Description: Double track out andback trail. Visit Lake Owen picnic ground and swimming beach.JACK RABBIT TRAILMileage: 4.3 miles Difficulty: Easy Trail Type: 100% easyriding ski trail singletrack. Description: Easy backwoods rideto develop your off-road skills.7
hayward ClusterHATCHERY CREEK PARK TRAILHEADDirections: From the intersection of Highways 77 & 63 inHayward, drive east 2 miles to Fish Hatchery Road. Turn left(north) and go 0.7 miles to the lower parking lot at the logcabin shelter. The trailhead is to the south about 100 yards.Water available.HATCHERY CREEK TRAILMileage: 8.9 miles with 1, 2, 4, 6, and 7 mile cut-offsDifficulty: Intermediate Trail Type: 100% singletrack.Description: Rolling singletrack, moderately technical throughglaciated terrain. Not a beginner’s trail, but a thoroughly funsingletrack romp. Also accessible via Mosquito Brook Trailhead.Photo by Darlene Prois38 Special on theFlow Mama TrailMOSQUITO BROOK TRAILHEADDirections: From Hayward drive 2.9 miles north on Hwy 63 toPhipps Road (near KOA campground). Turn right (east) and go2.1 miles on Phipps Fire Lane to Mosquito Brook Road. Turn right(south) and go 0.8 miles to parking lot at Birkie Trail crossing.BIRKIE TRAILMileage: 9 miles point-to-point Mosquito Brook to OODifficulty: Intermediate ski trail Trail Type: Wide grass skitrail. Description: World famous ski trail, grass, 30 feet widewith a worn-in single track. Use other routes when wet.MAKWA TRAILMileage: 12.5 miles to OO; 5 miles to Gravel Pit Road—point-to-point Difficulty: Intermediate Trail Type: 100%singletrack. Description: Twisting, climbing, fun, flowingsingletrack. You will love this ride!PHIPPS FIRE LANEMileage: 7.7 miles one-way Difficulty: Easy Trail Type: Dirtroad, fast rolling hills. Description: Forest-lined gravel roadthat parallels the Birkie Trail. Some sandy sections but a fastand fun ride. Good wet weather route. Watch for occasionalvehicles. Access from OO or Mosquito Brook Trailheads.Provides link between several two-track routes.8
PLANTATION TRAILMileage: 2.2 miles from H 9 to H 10 Difficulty: EasyTrail Type: 60% two-track, 40% dir t road Description: Rollingfun ride through hardwood and big pines. Good choice whenwet (access via Phipps Fire Lane).SUGARBUSH TRAILMileage: 1.75 miles, point-to-point Difficulty: DifficultTrail Type: 100% singletrack Description: Challengingtechnical singletrack connecting Makwa Trail to WhitetailTrail. Access at H 18 nor th of Mosquito Brook Trailhead.TRAIL DESCENTEMileage: 3.3 miles from H 5 to H 7 Difficulty: Easy Trail Type:50% two-track, 50% dirt road Description: Fire lanes, BirkieTrail and forest roads.WHITETAIL TRAILMileage: 4.3 miles, stacked lollipop loops Difficulty: EasyTrail Type: 45% Birkie Trail, 10% two-track, 45% old forest roadshared with ATVs. Description: Connects to all other trails in theHayward Cluster.GRAVEL PIT ROAD TRAILHEADDirections: From intersection of Hwy 77 & 63 in Hayward,drive east 9.5 miles to Pit Road. Turn left/northwest and go1.5 miles to trailhead parking at the Makwa Trail crossing.MAKWA TRAIL(North to OO) Mileage: 7.2 miles point-to-pointDifficulty: IntermediatePhoto by Darlene Prois(South to Mosquito Brook) Mileage: 5 miles point-topoint Difficulty: Intermediate Trail Type: 100% singletrackDescription: Twisting, climbing, rolling singletrack. You will lovethis ride!Patsy Lake Trail9
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Mt. Ashwabay ClusterSKI HILL ROAD TRAILHEADDirections: From the roundabout at the intersection of WI Hwy13 and US Hwy 2 go 16.3 miles north, turn left onto Ski HillRd. for 1.2 miles. From Bayfield go 2.5 miles south on Hwy 13,turn right onto Ski Hill Rd. for 1.2 miles. Trailhead located ingravel pit on left.WHITING ROAD TRAILHEADDirections: From the roundabout at the intersection of WI Hwy13 and US Hwy 2 go 14.9 miles north, turn left onto WhitingRd. for 1.2 miles. From Bayfield go 3.9 miles south on Hwy13, turn right onto Whiting Rd. for 1.2 miles. Trailhead locatedon right.STICK UP-DOWNMileage: 1 mile Difficulty: Easy Trail Type: 100% singletrackQuickest Access: Ski Hill Rd. Description: Two-way trailto access and exit the trail system. Gradually climbs anddescends with bermed switchbacks. Optional rock featuresadd challenges for skilled riders.DIESEL BEARMileage: 1.4 mile loop Difficulty: Easy Trail Type: 100%singletrack Description: Serpentine, short climbs, rollingsingletrack through a mixed forest of mature oaks, maples,and hemlocks. Quickest Access: Ski Hill Rd.DIRT LIPMileage: 1.7 mile loop Difficulty: Intermediate Trail Type: 100%singletrack Description: Challenging bench cut trail that rollswith quick downs running into quick ups. This roller coaster ofa trail will present opportunities to lift your tires, g-out in turnsand challenge your skills on rock features. Dirt Lip can easily beconnected with Diesel Bear for 3.3 mile figure-8 loop. QuickestAccess: Either Ski Hill Rd. or Whiting Rd. Trailheads.HOT SAWMileage: 2.5 mile loop Difficulty: Easy Trail Type: 100%singletrack Description: Wide, meandering, flowy trail slowlyclimbing out of the Whiting Rd. Trailhead to reward the ridershard work with an expansive view over Chequamegon Bay.Then return on a flowing gentle decent that will put a smileon your face erasing any memor y of the challenge of theGreen Monster. Quickest Access: Whiting Rd. Trailhead.TROGDORMileage: 2.4 mile poin
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