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Minnesota
8.7 mi
Distance
509 ft
Gain
3h 9m
Time
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What we do know
Inside Superior National Forest
2 managing-area boundaries mapped — agency alerts for them feed this page automatically.
Boundary data
What's missing
No access route mapped
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Why you'll love it
Sugarbush Black Forest Connect
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The Sugarbush Black Forest Connect is an 8.69-mile loop trail that weaves through the diverse forest ecosystems of Minnesota's Sugarbush and Black Forest areas. This moderate trail offers a rewarding journey through mixed hardwood and coniferous forests with rolling terrain, providing hikers with scenic woodland vistas and a chance to experience the natural beauty of Minnesota's north-central region.
Sugarbush Oberg Lake Loop
~2 min drive
Scenic 14-mile loop through North Shore forest and around Oberg Lake.
Oberg
~3 min drive
Scenic 2.69-mile loop through North Shore forest terrain.
Sugarbush Hogback Loop
~3 min drive
Scenic 3.51-mile loop through Minnesota's forested rolling terrain.
Moose Loop Trail
~7 min drive
Easy 1.46-mile out-and-back trail through Minnesota woodland.
Sugarbush Maple Loop
~5 min drive
A 12.92-mile loop through Minnesota's scenic maple forests.
Sugarbush Piece of Cake Loop
~3 min drive
Easy 2.54-mile loop through Minnesota woodlands.
Flume Bike
~4 min drive
Easy 3-mile out-and-back bike trail in Minnesota.
Mystery Loop Trail
~9 min drive
Quick out-and-back trail ideal for families and casual hikers.
Six Hundred Road
~8 min drive
7.66-mile out-and-back forest road hike through Minnesota woodland.
Sugarbush Norwest
~4 min drive
Easy 1.69-mile loop through Minnesota's natural terrain.