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Trail Description:
Seeley offers a wide variety of trails depending on what turn you take. Some are incredibly steep and rocky for kamakaze missions and some will test your uphill endurance and distance abilities. All in all, these are excellent trails suitible for any rider. There are multiple trails to take and they are marked for ease of memory. Beginners and skilled riders will find something that's fun and exciting.
How to get there:
Coming from Hayward WI.; go north on Hwy 63; about ten miles untill you reach the small town of Seeleys. Take a right then a left on Northern Lights road and follow until you reach a dirt road on your right and your ready to have a blast!
Additional Notes:
As you ride the trail youll notice maps and markers every mile or so to make sure you never get lost.
| Posted by: dillrepair on 11/11/2009 |
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www.cambatrails.org donate, view maps, drool over future rides you plan.
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| Posted by: Phil Holcomb on 11/20/2000 |
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The town's name is Seeley!! It lies halfway between Cable and Hayward, Wisconsin...the two cities which host both the North American Birkebeiner (8000+ XC skiers) and the Chequamegon Fat Tire Festival (2500 limit). Both of these events take advantage of a long ridge of mature forest with laces of rolling trails throughout. The Seeley cluster is one of several CAMBA trail systems. CAMBA maps are typically available at bike shops and camping supply stores throughout Sawyer and Bayfield Couties.
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