The mountain bike trails are open. Damp/wet conditions after much welcomed moisture the past 24 hours. Total rainfall around 1/4″. The trail is open and the dirt is firm and tacky. Rain is welcomed to help tighten up the deck where it was loose/very dry after an extended dry period. Rocks and roots might be a bit slick but stay light on the brakes and don’t pedal on those areas (roll it) and trail is very rideable.

We have been clearing deadfall after the recent wind but, as always, watch for any deadfall that has fallen, especially during windy days like this week! We try to clear any trees as soon as possible but with 25 miles of trail, trees can fall down across the trail even if no storms or wind.

Last week we started dirt work, tuning sections of the course, focusing mainly on the Sport/Comp/Expert loop. We have been busy doing trail work the past two weeks, blowing out the entire 25 mile LagChilada course the past two weeks.Secondary signage is up and the LagChilada course is marked. 

The LagChilada challenge remains in place, handful of riders already completed this year! The LagChilada encompasses all the trails at Maplelag. Click here for more details. 

 Maps: Trailforks and click on Maplelag map for reference of the trails. 

Maplelag is a family owned and operated business. We are one of the few MTB trail systems in the Midwest that maintain the trails ourselves with no outside funding or assistance and pay property taxes that in turn help support other trails locally and in the state! Please consider a trail pass to offset some of our expenses. We love to mountain bike and share the trail with others…what it is all about! Thank you.

The mountain bike trails are open. Chance of rain later today, trail will remain open unless heavy rain. Mostly dry/hardpack conditions. Tacky in low areas and much ofTwin Lakes. The woods have really filled out with thick leaf cover. Rain will be welcomed to help tighten up the deck where loose/very dry.

We have been clearing deadfall after the recent wind but, as always, watch for any deadfall that has fallen, especially during windy days like this week! We try to clear any trees as soon as possible but with 25 miles of trail, trees can fall down across the trail even if no storms or wind.

This past week we started dirt work, tuning sections of the course, focusing mainly on the Sport/Comp/Expert loop. We have been busy doing trail work the past two weeks, blowing out the entire 25 mile LagChilada course the past two weeks.Secondary signage is up and the LagChilada course is marked. 

The LagChilada challenge remains in place, handful of riders already completed this year! The LagChilada encompasses all the trails at Maplelag. Click here for more details. 

 Maps: Trailforks and click on Maplelag map for reference of the trails. 

Maplelag is a family owned and operated business. We are one of the few MTB trail systems in the Midwest that maintain the trails ourselves with no outside funding or assistance and pay property taxes that in turn help support other trails locally and in the state! Please consider a trail pass to offset some of our expenses. We love to mountain bike and share the trail with others…what it is all about! Thank you.

The mountain bike trails are open. Conditions don’t get much better for this time of year. The riding deck has firmed up nicely after rain earlier this month. Mostly dry/hardpack conditions. Tacky in low areas and much ofTwin Lakes. The woods have really filled out with thick leaf cover.

We have been clearing deadfall after the recent wind but, as always, watch for any deadfall that has fallen, especially during windy days like this week! We try to clear any trees as soon as possible but with 25 miles of trail, trees can fall down across the trail even if no storms or wind.

This past week we started dirt work, tuning sections of the course, focusing mainly on the Sport/Comp/Expert loop. We have been busy doing trail work the past two weeks, blowing out the entire 25 mile LagChilada course the past two weeks.Secondary signage is up and the LagChilada course is marked. 

The LagChilada challenge remains in place, handful of riders already completed this year! The LagChilada encompasses all the trails at Maplelag. Click here for more details. 

 Maps: Trailforks and click on Maplelag map for reference of the trails. 

Maplelag is a family owned and operated business. We are one of the few MTB trail systems in the Midwest that maintain the trails ourselves with no outside funding or assistance and pay property taxes that in turn help support other trails locally and in the state! Please consider a trail pass to offset some of our expenses. We love to mountain bike and share the trail with others…what it is all about! Thank you.

The mountain bike trails are open. Conditions don’t get much better for this time of year. The riding deck has firmed up nicely after the recent rain. Track isn’t buffed out like August or September but for this time of year about as good as it gets. No bugs and great sight lines….one of the best times of year to ride! As always, watch for any deadfall that has fallen, especially during windy days like this week! We try to clear any trees as soon as possible but with 25 miles of trail, trees can fall down across the trail even if no storms or wind.

This past week we started dirt work, tuning sections of the course, focusing mainly on the Sport/Comp/Expert loop. We have been busy doing trail work the past two weeks, blowing out the entire 25 mile LagChilada course the past two weeks.Secondary signage is up and the LagChilada course is marked. 

The LagChilada challenge remains in place, handful of riders already completed this year! The LagChilada encompasses all the trails at Maplelag. Click here for more details. 

 Maps: Trailforks and click on Maplelag map for reference of the trails. 

Maplelag is a family owned and operated business. We are one of the few MTB trail systems in the Midwest that maintain the trails ourselves with no outside funding or assistance and pay property taxes that in turn help support other trails locally and in the state! Please consider a trail pass to offset some of our expenses. We love to mountain bike and share the trail with others…what it is all about! Thank you.

The mountain bike trails are open. Conditions don’t get much better for this time of year. The riding deck has firmed up nicely after the recent rain. Track isn’t buffed out like August or September but for this time of year about as good as it gets. No bugs and great sight lines….one of the best times of year to ride! As always, watch for any deadfall that has fallen, especially during windy days like today! We try to clear any trees as soon as possible but with 25 miles of trail, trees can fall down across the trail even if no storms or wind.

This past week we started dirt work, tuning sections of the course, focusing mainly on the Sport/Comp/Expert loop. We have been busy doing trail work the past two weeks, blowing out the entire 25 mile LagChilada course the past two weeks.Secondary signage is up and the LagChilada course is marked. 

The LagChilada challenge remains in place, handful of riders already completed this year! The LagChilada encompasses all the trails at Maplelag. Click here for more details. 

 Maps: Trailforks and click on Maplelag map for reference of the trails. 

Maplelag is a family owned and operated business. We are one of the few MTB trail systems in the Midwest that maintain the trails ourselves with no outside funding or assistance and pay property taxes that in turn help support other trails locally and in the state! Please consider a trail pass to offset some of our expenses. We love to mountain bike and share the trail with others…what it is all about! Thank you.