Bike Trail Listing

Trail Access:	At the Boulder Junction Town Park on Cty. M,
Trail Access:	A daily or annual state park sticker is required to park motor vehicles at the four Northern Highland-American Legion State Forest campgrounds; no fee is required for riding the paved trail.
Distance:	11 Miles
Trail Cautions:	Some sections are on public roads open to shared bicycle/motor vehicle use. The trail covers natural terrain and has several short, relatively steep sections. Control your speed at all times. Hikers, in-line skaters and roller skiers also use the trail. Always yield to pedestrians.
Map:	BATS-Crystal Lake Trail Map
Additional Map:	BATS-Crystal Lake Trail Map
Additional Map:	BATS-Crystal Lake Trail Map (.pdf)

A blacktop trail runs from downtown Boulder Junction to gin-clear Trout Lake and then south and east to Crystal Lake Campground in Sayner. Because of the level terrain, this 11 mile, fully-paved trail is great for touring bikes as well as groups riding with younger children. There are also lots of places to stop along the way to view the many lakes and some of the largest white pines in the Northwoods. The lakes in this area are especially clear and the area is famous for its great fishing. With lots of wild forest lands and large areas of open water, sightings of bald eagles are quite common. There is a picnic area about halfway to Trout Lake.