Swedetown Nordic Ski Trails - Skiing Club in Swedetown - 56641 Osceola Rd, USA

Really nice trail system. We used it in the fall for long hikes with the dogs. It was well marked and groomed. We are hoping to come back this winter and try if for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.

In the summertime, there are a multitude of fantastic bike trails to enjoy. We rode blue trails that my husband describes as 'easy' while I was thoroughly challenged enough to need a day for my hands to recover from gripping the bike handles so tightly. Great trails and fun times!

Old school rake and ride trails. The way it used to be! Signing is very good. There were only two junctions, as a first timer there, that I became confused. One was at a section they were just rebuilding and one at a connector to the south side trail. But, by the time you read this, the trail rebuild will most likely be done, and it may have been something I overlooked in missing the South Side trail. The trails, like I said, are old school with all the fun of rocks and roots. So where it may not be a climbing workout, the roughness will put you and your suspension to the test.

Went on these trails with my family and greatly enjoyed our time. Well marked and maintained trails, as well as options for every skill level on a bike. A highly recommended stop for any mountain bike enthusiast in the Upper Peninsula.

Well marked trails signage was accurate and helpful, so were the tracks laid before us. What a challenge this would have been to make 1st tracks.

First time fat biking on a trail like that and was a blast!! Tried some sledding as well which was a fun throwback to being a kid! Highly recommend visiting!

When you combine record annual snow totals, a bunch of crazy, happy yoopers and a bunch of groomed ski trails, this is what you get. Swedetown offers nearly endless skiing at a good price. pass includes access for a dog which is a nice touch. 10/10 total gem.

Bike trails are good but poorly marked. We stayed on the 'green' trails and ended up in someone's back yard. Made it back to the chalet but not on the designated trail. I think the single tracks would be much easier to follow if it's within your skill level.