Happy Earth Day!

The mountain bike trails are open for riding. Damp conditions today after an early morning rain shower but looks to be dry the rest of the day and trails are open. Might be a few slick spots here and there in the low areas with high humidity but the rain was welcomed as it was dry and dusty in a few spots!

Trail is drying out nicely after the winter thaw and firming up good. Typical early season conditions ranging from tacky to a loamy surface and a few soft areas but very rideable and firming up more each day and with rider traffic and dry weather. Rain has actually been helpful last week to help tighten up the deck.

We have started clearing on the course, blowing out leaves, sticks and deadfall on the singletrack. We should complete the clearing of the entire LagChilada course by today or Wednesday. We hope to have most of the signage out this week as well.

Nice job to riders notching the first LagChilada over the weekend! The LagChilada signs are out, click on the above link for the exact course. T-shirts for anyone that completes the loop in one ride and a belt buckle for those that do a double in one day!

 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 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 for riding. Great day of riding for Easter Sunday and another great day of early season riding on tap today! Nice job to riders notching the first LagChilada over the weekend.

Trail is drying out nicely after the winter thaw and firming up good. Typical early season conditions ranging from tacky to a loamy surface and a few soft areas but very rideable and firming up more each day and with rider traffic and dry weather. Rain has actually been helpful last week to help tighten up the deck.

We have started clearing on the course, blowing out leaves, sticks and deadfall on the singletrack. We have cleared most of the inner singletrack and also Bullhead Bootleg to the east. We hope to have most of the signage out this week. Twin Lakes loop is a bit softer but rideable with no mud. Watch for a few downed trees on Hudson’s Hula loop.

Use Strava or Trailforks for reference. 

The mountain bike trails are open for riding. Great day of riding on tap for Easter Sunday! Typical early season conditions with a loamy surface and a few soft areas but very rideable and firming up more each day and with rider traffic.

We have started clearing on the course, blowing out leaves, sticks and deadfall on the singletrack. We have cleared most of the inner singletrack and also Bullhead Bootleg to the east. We have 2-3 weeks to get all the signage out and best to ride if familiar with the trails. Twin Lakes loop is a bit softer but rideable with no mud. Watch for a few downed trees on Hudson’s Hula loop.

The secondary signage will take a few weeks place out, use Strava or Trailforks for reference. 

The mountain bike trails are open for riding. A cold night with temperature down to 24 degrees. The soil had a light freeze over, best riding will be in the afternoon after it can dry out a bit. Overall a great week of drying. Only day with ran was Thursday. The trail is very rideable, a bit softer but should only improve through the weekend. We have started clearing on the course, blowing out leaves, sticks and deadfall on the singletrack. We have cleared all of the inner singeltrack and also Bullhead Bootleg to the east.

The secondary signage will take a few weeks place out, use Strava or Trailforks for reference. 

Typical early season conditions with loamy/soft areas but rideable. We have 2-3 weeks to get all the signage out and best to ride if familiar with the trails.