The American Birkebeiner Trail System
4 Seasons, 9 Trailheads, 100+ Kilometers of Endless Outdoor Fun
The 100+ kilometer American Birkebeiner Trail system attracts skiers, runners, bikers, trekkers, and hikers seeking fun and adventure in Wisconsin’s Northwoods. Home to events like the Slumberland American Birkebeiner, the Fat Bike Birkie, and the Birkie Trail Run, the trails are maintained by our world-class Birkie Trail Staff and are open to the public year-round.
The newest addition to the American Birkebeiner Trail System, Mt. Telemark Village, is home to the Tormondsen Family Snowmaking Loops, Trek Mountain Biking Trails Powered by OTM, and kilometers of year-round trail systems!
The non-profit 501(c)(3) American Birkebeiner Ski Foundation maintains 100% of the trail system. Learn about donating to support the trails here.
Stay and Play Year-Round at Mt. Telemark Village
Mt. Telemark Village in Cable, WI, is the American Birkebeiner Trail System headquarters, boasting 30+ miles of state-of-the-art mountain biking, paved recreational loops, winter snowmaking trails, and access to the Birkie Trail, home of the American Birkebeiner ski race.
Trek Trails Powered by OTM
Enjoy 16 miles of state-of-the-art mountain biking trails at beautiful Mt. Telemark Village, built and maintained by the ABSF, Trek, and OTM. There are trails for every ability and skill level, all free and open to the public! Check out trail maps and conditions here.
George Hovland Paved Recreational Loop
Rollerski, walk, bike, or run on the George Hovland Paved Recreational Loop. 5K of immaculately paved trail allows everyone from professional athletes to casual recreationists to get outdoors. View trail maps here.
Tormondsen Family Snowmaking Loops
You can always count on beautifully grooming snow with the Tormondsen Family Snowmaking Loops. Located at the American Birkebeiner start line, enjoy consistent and challenging terrain. Trail passes are required in the winter. Learn more here.
