The Hayward/Cable area is home to one of the premier mountain biking trail systems in the Midwest. The Chequamegon Area Mountain Bike Association (CAMBA) maintains over 300 miles of trails through the national forest and surrounding county forests.
Hospital Trail (best beginner trail anywhere), Hatchery Creek Trail (8.9 miles of rolling singletrack with multiple cutoff options).
CAMBA's most beloved trails. OO Trailhead has great amenities. Seeley Pass trail combines flowy singletrack with jumps, rollers, and berms.
Old-school technical riding plus Trek Trails at Mt. Telemark Village. 16 miles of state-of-the-art trails for every ability — free and open to public.
Vast wilderness riding. Rock Lake Trail (12 miles) is the CAMBA centerpiece. Hildebrand Lake Loop adds 2.4 miles of very difficult technical features.
Best beginner trail. Perfect for warm-up or introducing new riders.
8.9 miles with cutoffs at 1, 2, 4, 6, and 7 miles. Intermediate.
7.2 miles point-to-point. A rider favorite.
12 miles of the system's best technical singletrack past scenic lakes.
Fast, flowy singletrack enjoyable for all levels.
Berms, rollers, rocky technical sections. Double black diamond.
September
Legendary off-road race from Hayward to Cable on Birkie Trail, plus family events.
Winter
CAMBA grooms 70 miles of winter fat bike trails in Sawyer and Bayfield Counties.