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4.87km
20m
Mountain biking
An easy 3.0-mile (4.9 km) mountain bike loop in Bonneyville Mill County Park, featuring singletrack through wooded areas.
Last updated: February 26, 2026
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42 m
Highlight • MTB Park
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4.53 km
172 m
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< 100 m
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4.59 km
267 m
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Parking is available at the main entrance of the Boneyville Mill Mountain Bike Trails. Look for designated parking areas within the park.
As the Twin Bridges and Hillside Pines Loop is located within the Boneyville Mill County Park, there may be park entrance fees or specific permits required for trail use. It's best to check the official county park website (e.g., elkrivermn.gov for similar parks) or signage at the trailhead for the most current information regarding fees and regulations.
Yes, this loop is rated as an easy mountain bike trail, making it very suitable for beginners and those looking for a relaxed ride. The terrain is generally forgiving, allowing new riders to build confidence.
The terrain primarily consists of singletrack trails, often winding through wooded areas. You can expect a mix of flowy sections, gentle rollers, and possibly some small berms, typical of well-maintained park trails designed for easy mountain biking.
You'll ride through pleasant forested environments, offering a shaded and immersive experience. The "Twin Bridges" aspect suggests crossings over water features, and "Hillside Pines" indicates scenic sections among pine trees and gentle slopes.
The best time to ride is typically during the spring, summer, and fall months when the weather is mild and the trails are dry. Avoid riding immediately after heavy rain to prevent trail damage and ensure a better experience.
Generally, county parks allow dogs on trails, but they are usually required to be on a leash. Please check local signage at the Boneyville Mill Mountain Bike Trails for specific regulations regarding dogs.
Yes, the Twin Bridges and Hillside Pines Loop incorporates sections of other official trails. You'll be riding along parts of the Twin Bridges trail, the Hillside Pines trail, and a Connector trail, which together form this cohesive loop.
Given its easy difficulty rating and the park setting, this loop is generally very suitable for families with children who are comfortable riding mountain bikes. It's a great option for an enjoyable outdoor activity together.
To fully appreciate the flow and features, consider riding the loop in both directions if time permits. While it's an easy trail, reversing your direction can offer a fresh perspective and highlight different aspects of the carefully designed singletrack.
While the loop itself is a highlight, the primary point of interest is the overall experience within the Boneyville Mill Mountain Bike Trails. The "Twin Bridges" likely refers to scenic crossings over water, offering picturesque spots within the forested landscape.
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