Over the past few years, this mountain bike sport has become popular and it is not only fashionable but also popular in many countries around the world. Today this sport is one of the fastest growing sports in the United States and bicycle clubs. Mountain bike riders are often scared when winter comes because the snow will fall on the trails and the bike will be discarded for months. Land management practices in the sport-producing countries are creating and grooming trails for those who love it.

Discover great places in the United States to test out the great feelings of this winter adventure for mountain bikers.

Marrock, Michigan

This village may have only 20,000 residents but owns four bicycle shops. This shows the residents’ passion for the sport of cycling. Cycling is at the forefront of community activities here and the love is maintained throughout the year, including the winter months. In the town of Marquette there are more than 70 miles of singletrack specially prepared for off-road bikes.

The clubs here are committed to building many trails each year with a focus on off-road cycling in the winter. There is a 12-mile snow ride to the south of town. Visit one of the four bike shops to rent one and suggest where to start for this sport.

Levis Mound, Neillsville, Wisconsin

One of the characteristics that make the trails here stand out is the fact that they were created specifically for mountain bikes. Unlike other trails, many of Levis Mound’s roads have been retrofitted for snow bikes. Basically, this will help to make the terrain easier, with fewer hills, wider trails and can eliminate trees at risk of collapse during the snowy season to ensure safety. It is also the venue for the Sweaty Yeti and Yet-Fest cycling races. Facilities include restrooms, large parking areas, running water and biking trails charge for only 5 USD a day. This is a great place to start your cycling adventure and enjoy the cold of the winter days.