Mountain Biking Since 1990
Welcome to Maplelag Resort and our
"one of a kind" mountain bike trails! We
are a family owned and operated resort
with deep roots in the sport of mountain
biking. We have been hand building
trails since 1990 and proudly celebrated
our 30th year of mountain biking in
2020. We have ridden trails all around
the U.S., Mexico and Europe, utilizing
these experiences to build trail with the
available terrain on our property. We
are glad to share our dirt and hope you
enjoy our course.
The trails are open typically
from mid-April to the middle of
November and any day it is not
raining. In 2020 we completed
additional trails bringing the total
mileage to around 25 miles of
mountain bike specific trail.
Check out the website for trail
reports and conditions. Maplelag
trails are also listed on TrailForks.
www.maplelag.com
Course Description
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Co.14
Co.21
Co.110
Co.34
Hwy 10
Hwy 59
Hwy 59
Hwy 59
Hwy 34
Co.21
12 Mi.
12 Mi.
Mpls. 200 Mi.
Fergus Falls 45 Mi.
White Earth
Winnipeg
200 mi.
Grand Forks
90 mi.
6 Mi.
3 mi.
3 1/2 mi.
1 1/4 mi.
1 3/4 mi.
Detroit Lakes
Callaway
Callaway
Callaway
Richwood
Richwood
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1 mi.
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Richwood
Amtrak
Bus Station
45 miles to Fargo
www. maplelag.com
The Maplelag course dates back to 1990, trail building inspired by the early classic mountain
bike trails. Majority of the trails are hand built and hand tuned featuring old school features such
as roots, rock gardens, and steep up and downs. Recent builds
are slightly more beginner friendly with the “Feeling Lucky”
and “Sukkerwest” Loops and also wooden features on new
segments “Bjorp’s and Moorhead”. The trail system features
three components: The original inner trails featuring the infamous
lakeside drops as well as new builds, “Moorhead” and “Bjorp’s”
These trails are accessed near the resort. The eastern loop is
Bullhead Bootleg which brings riders near Bullhead lake and with
bridge crossings in the “Fern Gully” segment. Access to Bullhead
can be from the inner trails using the connector or taking the
driveway to county road 110, taking a right than a right on the pavement. The western part of the
trail system features Twin Lakes singletrack loop that can be accessed from the Maplelag driveway
featuring the bridge and consists of a rooty start that can be by passed riding the Twin Lakes ski
trail until “Hudson’s Hula”. Sukkerwest is a great starter loop to the west of the driveway. Twin
Lakes, Bullhead Bootleg and Sukkerwest are groomed in the winter time for fat biking.
Maplelag Resort
30501 Maplelag Road
Callaway MN 56521
Labor day weekend we host a mountain bike event, Laddies Loppet. We have been hosting the
event since 1990, making it one of the oldest mountain bike races in Minnesota! The race is
named after our former, friendly dog, Laddie. This is a great event for the whole family with races
and age categories for every type of rider. The two day event features cross country and exciting
short track racing and is part of the Minnesota Mountain Bike Series.
MAPLELAG
Laddies Loppet
Mountain Biking Trail Map
To help monitor trail activity and offset a portion of trail
maintenance, we ask riders to purchase a season trail
pass, which can be purchased off our website,
www.maplelag.com.
Green-Ski Trail Easy
Blue-Intermediate Single Track
Red-Expert Single Track
Black Dash-Winter Access to Bullhead Bootleg
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Hudson’s
Hula
Twin Lakes
Bridge
Fargo
Moorhead
Lakeside Drops
Feeling Lucky
Bear Pass
Toot
Bullhead Bootleg
Connector
Suicide Hill
Pirate’s Pass
Bente’s
Bump
Bjorp’s Stump
Big Sugarbush
Extension
Bullhead
Bootleg
Pierre
Plunge
Fern Gully
Return to Main Loop
Access to Bullhead Bootleg
SukkerWest
North Loup
Gnar
North Star
Please park in the first parking lot.
Limitied services available. Porta
bathrooms available, bring own
water. Main lodge closed during
the Concordia Language camps.
Park and ride!
Pete’s Porkie
PARKING
LODGE
START
