Winter Activities
Snowmobile Trails
Thrill-seekers will delight in the extensive snowmobiling trails that crisscross the mesmerizing terrain of the Cuyuna Lakes Area. Set out on an adrenaline-pumping adventure as you traverse the meticulously groomed snowmobile trails, which connect to a vast network of routes in northern Minnesota. The exhilarating ride through the snow-laden countryside is an experience like no other, offering an invigorating blend of speed and natural beauty.
Ice Fishing
Discover the joys of ice fishing on the frozen lakes of the Cuyuna Lakes Area, where anglers can test their skills against the wintry elements. As you drill your holes and drop your lines, you'll be surrounded by the serene quietude of the snow-covered landscape, making each moment on the ice a peaceful and contemplative experience. New to the sport of ice-fishing? Or just don't want the hastle of hauling your boat/fish house? Click the button to find your Cuyuna Lakes Fishing Guide Service.
Fat Tire Biking
Embark on an exhilarating fat tire biking journey through the enchanting landscapes of the Cuyuna Lakes Area. The region boasts miles of well-maintained fat tire biking trails, providing the perfect terrain for cyclists to immerse themselves in the serene beauty of the winter wilderness. As you pedal through the snow-covered paths, you'll be treated to breathtaking views of snow-dusted trees and shimmering lakes, creating an unforgettable biking experience. For more information on trails visit https://www.cuyunalakesmtb.com/
Cross-Country Skiing and Snowshoeing
For those seeking a peaceful winter getaway, the Cuyuna Lakes Area offers cross-country skiing and snowshoeing trails that provide a serene escape into nature's snowy landscape. Whether you're an experienced skier or trying snowshoeing for the first time, the trails in this region accommodate all skill levels, allowing everyone to enjoy the tranquility of the winter scenery. To access the trails, travel half a mile south of the junction of Highways 6 and 210, then head east on County Road 10 for about four miles. The Larson Lake parking area is located on the east side of the road, marked by signs. Larson Lake features miles of trails winding through dense forests, a shelter, and retains snow later in the season than any other groomed course in the area. The trails are maintained by the Brainerd Nordic Ski Club. Wolf Lake Trails offer a variety of experiences with 9 km of trails ranging from beginner to expert. The trails are well-signposted and feature options for skate skiing through old-growth pine or classic skiing along a ridge that overlooks marshlands and glacial kettles. Some trails are single-tracked, while others are double-tracked. This trail system is located south and west of Crosby-Ironton on Nelson Road and is maintained as part of the Crow Wing County Park System.
