Greater Grand Forks Greenway
by
Michael Thompson (2762)
10 months ago
37 Completed 28 Reviews
The trail is paved and perfect for road biking/walking. Offers some great views of the Red River. Since Grand Forks/EGF has put together such an extensive bike path system I have to give it a 4 star. Despite the lack of "outdoor" stuff to do, the path offers so much in terms of getting out and seeing what the Red River Valley has to offer.
Medora - Petrified Forest Trail
by
Jerrod Baker (89)
10 months ago
4 Completed 2 Reviews
Nice short hike :-)
Buckhorn Trail
by
Amanda Takacs (202)
11 months ago
1 Completed 1 Reviews
NOTE*** this trail is located in the North Unit of the park. It is an hour north of Medora. The closest city is Grassy butte or Watford City! This is a great trail for backpacking or an extended day hike. It stays on the north end of the park and there alot of up and down and you cross a creek. There is a spring located along the trail. If you start at the caprock coulee trail head you can see a prairie dog town just a half mile up.
Medora - Petrified Forest Trail
by
Christopher Horne (300)
over 1 year ago
5 Completed 1 Reviews
This trail is mostly flat grassland, but there is approximately 2 miles of up and down through the canyon. Great trail that connects with the Maah Daah Hey trail for a bit.
Harmon Lake
by Chris Fenster (202)
11 days ago
2 Completed 2 Reviews
I started off my ride at the Northwest Trail Head with a nice hilltop view of Harmon Lake. The first section of the trail on the West side of the lake was mostly beginner with rolling hills and a few cut-backs. The wind was coming out of the North of course and so I had the wind to my back for the first part of my trek. As I reached the South end of the lake it takes you into the bottoms and over the inlet where the lake receives most of it's run-off. There is a nice metal float bridge in place to cross over. From here the trail climbs with moderate technical features through the South and East side of the lake. There are many sharp corners throughout with only a few longer downhill stretches to meet your need for speed. On the final stretch there are a few switchbacks and cliffhangers as you make your way back to the face of the dam. Overall this was definitely a trail for beginner to moderate mountain bikers who want to test their endurance as well as get a good workout in. My dog Rocco made the trek as well with only a few short breaks for water and a swim on this dog friendly trail.