As part of the popular CAMBA trail network, the Seeley Pass, Makwa, and Hatchery Creek trails promise a diversified ride nestled in the dense north woods of Hayward, Wisconsin. Offering flow-type terrains punctuated by rocks, roots, and some technical spots, these trails provide a wholesome biking experience for cyclists of all skill levels.
Starting from the Hatchery Creek trailhead off Hwy 77 on the Hayward side, or the OO trailhead off County Hwy OO on the Seeley side, these trails intersect with other renowned tracks such as Flow Mama, 38 Special, and Gravity Cavity, offering numerous side features to spice up the ride. While the trails can be ridden in both directions, they provide a fast, flowing experience with moderate climbs and declines.
A good mix of flow, rocks, and roots, all the trails are well-maintained and clearly marked, with some offering optional technical off-shoots. The well-placed berms, log sections, and the occasional rocky surface make for an exciting, yet not overly challenging, biking escapade. However, caution is advised in some sections due to blind curves, especially considering these are two-way trails.
From Hayward, the Hatchery Creek trailhead can be accessed off Hwy 77 to the east. On the Seeley side, the OO trailhead is off County Hwy OO, east of Hwy 63.
These trails appear to resonate well with riders, receiving high praise for their well-maintained conditions and versatility. While some found the rocky terrains less appealing compared to the flowy nature of other trails, the overall sentiment leans toward positive. Riders particularly appreciate the effort CAMBA puts into maintaining these trails and recommend purchasing the trail maps available at Hayward bike shops for $15; the proceeds go back into trail upkeep.
Whether you're an experienced rider looking for technical challenges or a beginner seeking a comfortable yet stimulating ride, the CAMBA trail system around Hayward, Wisconsin, won't disappoint. Do remember that it's a two-way trail, so keep an eye out for oncoming riders and hikers. But most importantly, have fun and ride on!
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