Trail Status: UNGROOMED

Currently, the trails are open but remain ungroomed. Riding will be challenging, but riding also helps improve the trails for others. Have fun and stay warm.

Shady Grove is for Everyone

Shady Grove is free to use. The trails are multiuse, focusing on mountain biking, trail running, hiking & walking. It's a product of love; love of sport, love of nature; love of adventures with people you love.

See you there!

Getting to Shady Grove

Parking is free at the designated parking lot. Please see the trailforks map on this page or use one of the mapping links directly below. The links below will take you to the parking lot.

Find your way the Shady Grove parking:

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Trail Guide

Shady Grove is designed to be accessible and enjoyable for riders of all skill levels, including kids and those who've had limited, to no, off-road cycling experience. While there are challenges, and mountain biking presupposes a certain level of risk, we take pride in offering a place where all are welcomed.

Trails are marked, as clearly as possible, at their start points. Most trails are bidirectional, but please pay heed to signs for one-way traffic only.

For an easy start, take Knock-Knock to Whos There which then becomes Apres Vous. From there you head back and stay on the more accessible trails, or up the difficulty a little bit and ride Dam Beaver around McFarlane Lake. Once on Dam Beaver, youll ride all the way around to the triple fork where Dam Beaver meets Leaky Fawcett and Huntin in Here. At that point you can head back via the Huntin in Here and Apres Vous Deux

The following links will guide you from the parking lot to the Shady Grove entrace:

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Explore Shady Grove on Trailforks