Bicycle Touring Routes

1. Overland Loop, Dillon area - 9.1 miles, mostly gravel

2. Barrett’s Park to Bannack State Park via Clark Canyon Reservoir, SW of Dillon – 36.6 miles, gravel, dirt, pavement

3. Dillon to Centennial Valley, South of Dillon – 74.1 mi., mostly gravel

4. Upper Lacy Creek Ride, Pioneer By-way – 7.6 miles, packed gravel

5. Anaconda to Butte Trail (Blacktail / Silverbow Creek Trails)

6. Gibbons Pass Ride, Lost Trail Pass Area – 11.2  miles, packed gravel / dirt

7. Three Fork Ride, Three Forks, Mt - 18 miles round trip

8. Missoula to Hamilton Trail – 48 miles, paved

9. Idaho Falls City Trail, Idaho Falls, Id – 10+ miles, paved

10. Blackfoot Park Trail, Blackfoot, Id – 20+ miles, paved

11. Yellowstone Park

    1. Lone Star Geyser Ride, Yellowstone – 3.6 miles, old pavement

    2. Fountain Freight Road Ride, Yellowstone – 18.8 miles, gravel

12.  Great Falls Missouri River Multi, Great Falls, Mt – multi-use trail system, paved & single track systems - 30+ miles

13.  Craters of the Moon Ride, Arco, Id – 5+ miles, paved (many hiking trails also)

14.  Teton Park Trail, Teton National Park – 10+ miles in park, connecting to Jackson, WY system, 80+ miles

15.  Lookout Pass Trail Complex

    1. Hiawatha Trail – 16 miles, packed gravel, commercial

    2. Milwaukee Railroad trail complex – 40+ miles, packed gravel / dirt

16.  Going-to-the-Sun Ride, Glacier Park....only early morning before vehicles

17.  West Glacier Entrance to Apgar - 8+ miles round trip; paved, gravel, packed dirt

18.  Lewiston, Id / Clarkston, WA Trail Complex – 6-18 miles, paved

19.  Centennial Trail, Coeur d’Alene, Id – 42.2 miles, paved

20.  Trail of the Coeur d’Alene’s, Plummer, Id – 93 mi, paved (65 paved, 28 packed gravel)