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Minnesota
2.5 mi
Distance
365 ft
Gain
1h 1m
Time
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What we do know
Inside Superior National Forest
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Why you'll love it
Fluvial Bike Pincushion
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Fluvial Bike Pincushion is a 2.49-mile loop trail in Minnesota offering a compact cycling adventure through varied terrain. This route combines technical sections with flowing singletrack, making it an engaging option for mountain bikers seeking a quick but rewarding ride without committing to a longer outing.
Pincushion-Hilfiker
~1 min drive
Easy 1.1-mile loop through North Shore forest near Pincushion Mountain.
Pincushion-North Advanced
~2 min drive
Steep, technical out-and-back trail with significant elevation gain.
George Washington
~6 min drive
A scenic 4.72-mile loop through Minnesota woodland.
Eliason Loop
~9 min drive
A 19.8-mile loop trail offering a challenging full-day Minnesota backcountry hike.
Till-Ta-Whirl Bike Pincushion
~1 min drive
Quick, technical bike loop with tight turns and playful terrain.
Bc-Eagle Mountain Overlook
~13 min drive
Loop trail to Minnesota's highest point with expansive overlook views.
Kimball Dog Sled
~10 min drive
A 4.45-mile out-and-back Minnesota trail with historic dog sledding heritage.
Pincushion-Upper Snowman
~2 min drive
Quick loop hike near Duluth with North Shore views.
Bc- Bally Creek Loop
~13 min drive
Scenic 3.55-mile creek-side loop through Minnesota woodland.
Devils Track Loop
~12 min drive
Challenging 18-mile out-and-back following Devils Track River through North Shore wilderness.