Mountain Biking
Tours in Michigan.

Marquette Mountain Biking Adventures guides riders through the Iron Ore Heritage and Marquette area trail systems in Michigan's Upper Peninsula — one of the deepest, most technical singletrack networks in the Midwest. Routes cover the North Country Trail corridor, the Negaunee Township trails, and the Marquette South system, weaving across the iron range bedrock that built the U.P. mining economy in the 1860s. The terrain is hard rock, exposed ledge, and tight Northwoods singletrack through hardwood and hemlock forest, with overlooks of Lake Superior and the abandoned headframes of the Cleveland-Cliffs mines. The Noquemanon Trail Network, RAMBA, and Range Mountain Bike Association have built and maintained over 100 miles of purpose-built trail across the region. Tours run from beginner-friendly flow lines on the South Trails to advanced rock-armored climbs on the Heritage Trail, and the operation handles shuttles, demo bikes, and multi-day Iron Range itineraries.