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Phase 1 Trails Are Open

The completed first five miles of the Musky Mountain Bike Trail System consist of machine-built, flowy trail designed for accessibility and fun. Suitable for riders of all skill levels, this trail offers smooth lines and some faster sections, making it an enjoyable experience for most riders. For advanced riders seeking more excitement, Phase I also features optional jumps, tall berms, and some hand-built technical trail that provide the perfect opportunity to hone your skills and push your limits.

Construction has begun on phase II

Phase II takes the excitement up a notch with gravity-fueled downhill trails that cater to the thrill-seekers. Built along the dramatic slopes of Musky Mountain and its neighboring ridgelines, these trails are designed to deliver heart-pounding speed and adrenaline. Expect steep descents, mandatory jumps, and large berms that keep you cruising at high speeds. One of the standout features of this phase is the trail that challenges you to "fly" over Crankbait, providing an unforgettable experience for riders who love to push the boundaries.

Help us build the full 3 miles of Phase II

We have a great start, but to keep this project moving forward we have launched a capital campaign as well as seeking funding from various grant opportunities. So, we are asking for your help. Whatever you can do to help move this project forward will be greatly appreciated. Of course, financial donations are very welcome. But if you have organizational, fundraising, or grant writing skills, we would love to have your help.

Become a Musky Mountain Trail Sponsor today! There are 4 sponsorship levels to choose from, starting at $500. Donate at the top or get more info here.

Thank you for helping LAMBO expand mountain biking opportunities in Northern Wisconsin.

A Great Location for a Bike Trail

Phase 1 Trails are Open

Camping

Located in between Boulder Junction and Sayner, just off of Hwy N on Plum Firetower Rd., Musky Mountain is in close proximity to Crystal Lake Campground and Musky Lake Campground.

Nearby Trails

Heart of the North/ Vilas County Paved Trails Network - Musky Mountain is easily accessible from the amazing paved trail network that runs from St.Germain, to Sayner, to Boulder Junction, to Manitowish Waters and Winchester, to Mercer. This makes Musky Mountain Bike Trails a perfect spot from which to stage an entire day's worth of adventure!

Fern Ridge Trail
Includes 1.4 miles of hike/snowshoe trails and 4 miles of single-track mountain bike/winter fat-bike trails. The two hike/snowshoe loops are at a somewhat rugged, intermediate level offering striking contrasts in terrain and a bog boardwalk. Special attention is given to the many wildflowers, trees and non-flowering plants that make the trail beautiful during all seasons, including late season mushrooms. The mountain bike loops are one-way single-track flow trails that any skill can manage. Every feature has an alternate option for those that are less adventurous. Picnic tables available at the trailhead so pack a lunch and enjoy!

Shannon Lake Trail
The Shannon Lake Trail is open year round, but it really stands out as a fat bike winter trail. The system follows old ski trails and a hiking trails that provide a great ride that you can ride nice and easy, or push like an animal.

Raven Trail
The Raven Trail was LAMBO's first project, and occupies a special place in our hearts. Located in Woodruff, right next to Clear Lake Campground, the trail has about 7 miles of twisty and technical hand built trail.

WinMan Trails - From Musky Mountain Bike Trails, you could bike on the paved trail system all the way to WinMan. The trip takes about 2 1/2 hours and takes you through boulder junction along some of the most beautiful sections of the paved trail system.

Zip Mountain Biking Trail
The Zip Mountain Bike Trail, located in Minocqua WI, is one of the most popular trails in Northern Wisconsin. With around 8 miles to ride, LAMBO is always improving and adding to this super fun flow trail.